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Johnny B
I recently recovered my PC running Windows XP Home from my rceovery CDs.
Prior to the recovery, I had 2 partitions on one physical hard drive. One
partition was designated the C: drive, and the other was designated E: drive
where I kept my data.
The recovery process formatted the C: drive and reloaded the data from the
recovery CDs. The other partition still exists, but no longer has a drive
letter designated to it. That partition is "unknown" to Windows. I cannot
access it to read any of my data. I've tried to use Disk Management to
re-assign the drive letter, but the only option that I am able to choose is
"delete partition".
Is there any way I can re-asign the drive letter to that partition and/or
copy the data?
Thanks, John
Prior to the recovery, I had 2 partitions on one physical hard drive. One
partition was designated the C: drive, and the other was designated E: drive
where I kept my data.
The recovery process formatted the C: drive and reloaded the data from the
recovery CDs. The other partition still exists, but no longer has a drive
letter designated to it. That partition is "unknown" to Windows. I cannot
access it to read any of my data. I've tried to use Disk Management to
re-assign the drive letter, but the only option that I am able to choose is
"delete partition".
Is there any way I can re-asign the drive letter to that partition and/or
copy the data?
Thanks, John