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philipdaviddrew
Hi there, I wondered if anyone could help me with this problem. I have
three active partitions on my hard disk that are designated C, G, and
E in Windows. C is a boot partition where Windows is installed and the
I use the other two for data (mp3s, photos, etc.) G: is listed as a
System partition in Disk Managment, although there is no operating
system installed there. I want to wipe the Windows partition and
reinstall the operating system. The drive is actually a Promise RAID
array on an Asus K8V motherboard, consisting of two 120 GB disks where
all the data is duplicated for safety. When I boot from the Windows
disc and load the RAID drivers from floppy I am given a list of
partitions on the disc where the Windows partition is D and the two
data partions are C and I.
My only option seems to be to delete the Windows partition and install
Windows on D. However, what I don't know is what would happen when I
run the new Windows installation. Will this partition now be called C
or will it still be D? I would prefer Windows to be on C and I assume
programs expect Windows to be on the C drive.
Please can you offer me any advice?
Thanks in advance,
Phil
three active partitions on my hard disk that are designated C, G, and
E in Windows. C is a boot partition where Windows is installed and the
I use the other two for data (mp3s, photos, etc.) G: is listed as a
System partition in Disk Managment, although there is no operating
system installed there. I want to wipe the Windows partition and
reinstall the operating system. The drive is actually a Promise RAID
array on an Asus K8V motherboard, consisting of two 120 GB disks where
all the data is duplicated for safety. When I boot from the Windows
disc and load the RAID drivers from floppy I am given a list of
partitions on the disc where the Windows partition is D and the two
data partions are C and I.
My only option seems to be to delete the Windows partition and install
Windows on D. However, what I don't know is what would happen when I
run the new Windows installation. Will this partition now be called C
or will it still be D? I would prefer Windows to be on C and I assume
programs expect Windows to be on the C drive.
Please can you offer me any advice?
Thanks in advance,
Phil