C
Craig
I just built a new computer with a SATA Drive. The
motherboad has an Sil Log 3112A controller. I did a
clean install from my XP Home disk and laoded the Si3112A
driver during the install process. I had an IDE disk
from my old computer with data (not an XP boot disk)
installed in the machine when I did the XP install. All
went well, BUT... XP labeld the SATA drive "E:" and the
old IDE drive "C:". The system will only boot when both
drives are installed. Disk Manager says the E: drive is
the Boot drive, but the C: drive (IDE) is the System
drive. It will not allow me to change the drive letter,
and I can't seem to make the E: drive a system drive.
How can I get the E: drive to be the "C:" drive? Do I
need to install from scratch again without the IDE drive?
motherboad has an Sil Log 3112A controller. I did a
clean install from my XP Home disk and laoded the Si3112A
driver during the install process. I had an IDE disk
from my old computer with data (not an XP boot disk)
installed in the machine when I did the XP install. All
went well, BUT... XP labeld the SATA drive "E:" and the
old IDE drive "C:". The system will only boot when both
drives are installed. Disk Manager says the E: drive is
the Boot drive, but the C: drive (IDE) is the System
drive. It will not allow me to change the drive letter,
and I can't seem to make the E: drive a system drive.
How can I get the E: drive to be the "C:" drive? Do I
need to install from scratch again without the IDE drive?