H'mm, that's odd, since according to my usually trustworthy sources, in W2K
the max. size of a FAT32 partition is 4GB, which you have exceeded. That
seems to be the problem. If C: is in fact 40GB, then W2K installed NTFS on it
- just how, I don't know, since I wasn't there when you installed W2K. If you
used an install mode that asked you few or no questions, then it's very
likely that C: is in fact NTFS. I'd double check if I were you.
But D: appears not to have been converted, so its 60GB size would make it
unreadable by W2K as is. It needs to be converted to NTFS..
Try convert.exe from the command prompt, but be sure to read the help first.
Enter "help convert" (without the quote marks) at the command line.
To convert drive D:, enter
convert d: /fs:ntfs
If you want to watch the program do its stuff:
convert d: /fs:ntsf /v
If you want to have a record of the files converted:
convert d: /fs:ntfs /nametable:files.log
HTH&GL