J
Jon
Hi,
I have a similar problem to Maciek. I have 2 drives on my
system: a 40Gb drive which holds the o/s and a 20Gb drive
which holds the majority of my data.
I originally had ME as my o/s. I formatted the 40Gb drive
and installed XP-Pro on it with the NTFS file system. The
20Gb drive I left as it was (FAT32).
There were no problems during the installation of XP-Pro,
but now that it's installed, it identifies my 40Gb drive
as F: (even though this is my system drive) and the 20Gb
drive as C:
When I open the 20Gb drive, I can see all the files and
folders but when I try to open some of the folders I get
an error message:
C:\<foldername> is not accessible. The parameter is
incorrect
When I hold the mouse pointer over the folder, a tooltip
comes up saying: Folder is empty
I know it isn't, cos I can boot the machine with my ME
startup disk and view the contents of the folders in
their entirety.
I thought of using convert.exe to make the drive NTFS
also, but as this is a one-way process, I'm loathed to do
it as I don't wanna lose any of my data.
I would really appreciate it if someone has a solution to
this problem. Thanks in advance
I have a similar problem to Maciek. I have 2 drives on my
system: a 40Gb drive which holds the o/s and a 20Gb drive
which holds the majority of my data.
I originally had ME as my o/s. I formatted the 40Gb drive
and installed XP-Pro on it with the NTFS file system. The
20Gb drive I left as it was (FAT32).
There were no problems during the installation of XP-Pro,
but now that it's installed, it identifies my 40Gb drive
as F: (even though this is my system drive) and the 20Gb
drive as C:
When I open the 20Gb drive, I can see all the files and
folders but when I try to open some of the folders I get
an error message:
C:\<foldername> is not accessible. The parameter is
incorrect
When I hold the mouse pointer over the folder, a tooltip
comes up saying: Folder is empty
I know it isn't, cos I can boot the machine with my ME
startup disk and view the contents of the folders in
their entirety.
I thought of using convert.exe to make the drive NTFS
also, but as this is a one-way process, I'm loathed to do
it as I don't wanna lose any of my data.
I would really appreciate it if someone has a solution to
this problem. Thanks in advance