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joe
Win XP Pro SP3
Originally I had a 260 Gb hard drive partitioned as follows:-
40 Gb C: containing the operating system
220 Gb D: for storing data
I was forced to reformat the C: and reinstall XP Pro.
Now the Drive letters have been reversed.
In Disk management the 40Gb is shown as D: Healthy (boot) and the 220Gb is
shown as C: Healthy ( system )
When I attempt to change the drive names I get the following message:-
"Windows cannot modify the drive letter of your system volume or boot
volume"
Is there any way round this or am I stuck with the drive letters as is.
Everything works fine it is just confusing if somebody else uses the
computer. In Google there are several similar requests but none with a
solution.
All help and advice appreciated.
Joe
Originally I had a 260 Gb hard drive partitioned as follows:-
40 Gb C: containing the operating system
220 Gb D: for storing data
I was forced to reformat the C: and reinstall XP Pro.
Now the Drive letters have been reversed.
In Disk management the 40Gb is shown as D: Healthy (boot) and the 220Gb is
shown as C: Healthy ( system )
When I attempt to change the drive names I get the following message:-
"Windows cannot modify the drive letter of your system volume or boot
volume"
Is there any way round this or am I stuck with the drive letters as is.
Everything works fine it is just confusing if somebody else uses the
computer. In Google there are several similar requests but none with a
solution.
All help and advice appreciated.
Joe