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Jethro
I have made numerous posts that partly involved this question, but
here it is again in a nutshell.
If I have a c hard drive and a d harddrive. and if my machine will
boot from c drive, and when doing so, correctly 'sees' in WXP PRO the
d drive - then if I shut down and reverse the drives - and the machine
correctly boots up from the new c drive - what is it about the new d
drive that suddenly renders it unknown to WXP? I am just curious.
My BIOS identifies the new configuration correctly. So clearly WXP
had placed something on my now unworking d drive that renders it
useless.
So my question is - Does WXP place something on a hard drive to force
it to remain where it was? If so what? I'll sleep better if I know.
Thanks
Jethro
here it is again in a nutshell.
If I have a c hard drive and a d harddrive. and if my machine will
boot from c drive, and when doing so, correctly 'sees' in WXP PRO the
d drive - then if I shut down and reverse the drives - and the machine
correctly boots up from the new c drive - what is it about the new d
drive that suddenly renders it unknown to WXP? I am just curious.
My BIOS identifies the new configuration correctly. So clearly WXP
had placed something on my now unworking d drive that renders it
useless.
So my question is - Does WXP place something on a hard drive to force
it to remain where it was? If so what? I'll sleep better if I know.
Thanks
Jethro