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RichardOnRails
Hi,
Windows Explorer no longer displays the partitions on one of my
drives. I've got four hard drives on my WinXP/SP2 system: three
internal and one external.
Disk 0: 200GB (Maybe SCSI) split into two equal partitions, J: and
K:, but no shown as
not initialized.
Disk 1: 34GB IDE split into two partitions:
C: (6.68GB FATwith Win2000 installed)
F: (27.33GB NTFS with WinXP installed)
Recently, I've been getting warnings that the WinXP is low in space.
Device Manager shows it has only 3% free. I hope to solve this
problem by deleting Win2000 and other old stuff from C: to free up
space and repartition disk 1 with Partition Magic 8 to expand F:
Apparently, I got too aggressive in deleting stuff. I don't think I
actually did anything to adversely impact Disk 0, itself.
I plan on searching the Net for a driver for Disk 0 and install it
with the hope that XP will then recognize the drive. Is there
anything else I should consider?
Thanks in advance,
Richard
Windows Explorer no longer displays the partitions on one of my
drives. I've got four hard drives on my WinXP/SP2 system: three
internal and one external.
Disk 0: 200GB (Maybe SCSI) split into two equal partitions, J: and
K:, but no shown as
not initialized.
Disk 1: 34GB IDE split into two partitions:
C: (6.68GB FATwith Win2000 installed)
F: (27.33GB NTFS with WinXP installed)
Recently, I've been getting warnings that the WinXP is low in space.
Device Manager shows it has only 3% free. I hope to solve this
problem by deleting Win2000 and other old stuff from C: to free up
space and repartition disk 1 with Partition Magic 8 to expand F:
Apparently, I got too aggressive in deleting stuff. I don't think I
actually did anything to adversely impact Disk 0, itself.
I plan on searching the Net for a driver for Disk 0 and install it
with the hope that XP will then recognize the drive. Is there
anything else I should consider?
Thanks in advance,
Richard