Disk Management Disabled

[Guest]

I just installed a new motherboard and CPU, and when it was all done, my second hard drive originally labeled D: switched to E:. Most of my non-Windows programs were installed on that drive, and about half of them have a problem running. I tried to run Disk Management to switch the drive back to D: but when I try to start it I get a window that says, "The Logical Disk Manager service is disabled. A connection can not be established." I've searched around and can find no info on this type of problem. Maybe someone here knows?

 

[Rich Barry]

Belonker, go to Control Panel>AdminTools>Services. Scroll to Logical
Disk Management and make sure it's started.

I just installed a new motherboard and CPU, and when it was all done, my

second hard drive originally labeled D: switched to E:. Most of my
non-Windows programs were installed on that drive, and about half of them
have a problem running. I tried to run Disk Management to switch the drive
back to D: but when I try to start it I get a window that says, "The Logical
Disk Manager service is disabled. A connection can not be established."
I've searched around and can find no info on this type of problem. Maybe
someone here knows?

 

[Guest]

That was it. Thanks.

----- Rich Barry wrote: -----

Belonker, go to Control Panel>AdminTools>Services. Scroll to Logical
Disk Management and make sure it's started.

I just installed a new motherboard and CPU, and when it was all done, my

second hard drive originally labeled D: switched to E:. Most of my
non-Windows programs were installed on that drive, and about half of them
have a problem running. I tried to run Disk Management to switch the drive
back to D: but when I try to start it I get a window that says, "The Logical
Disk Manager service is disabled. A connection can not be established."
I've searched around and can find no info on this type of problem. Maybe
someone here knows?