Got a question about drivers

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I have 2 drives in my computer. C: local drive and D: data. The C: is 40 gigs
and the D 80 gigs. I was wondering if there is anyway i can change the main
drive from C: to D: ... another words make my D: the local drive. I don't
know if there is any way to do this but if there is the help would be
appreciated... thx in advance
 
Depending how much data you have on the D: drive, you might be able to ghost
your entire C: drive onto the D: drive then copy the files you want off of
D: onto C: Change the jumpers then reboot.
 
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