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Old 02-06-2007, 05:34 PM
Brad Kraan
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Drive Letter

I recently Installed a new harddrive and install xp on it and now the new
harddive is labeled as F:. Its the only hardrive in the system with 3
cdroms. Can the drive letter be changed to C:. Every thing works ok so if it
is not possible I will leave it alone.
Thanks


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Old 02-06-2007, 05:34 PM
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Re: Drive Letter

I suspect that you have the new drive on the secondary controller.
Rearrange your cabling properly.

Brad Kraan wrote:
>
> I recently Installed a new harddrive and install xp on it and now the new
> harddive is labeled as F:. Its the only hardrive in the system with 3
> cdroms. Can the drive letter be changed to C:. Every thing works ok so if it
> is not possible I will leave it alone.
> Thanks

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Old 02-06-2007, 05:35 PM
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Re: Drive Letter

It is setup as primary master. When I installed xp I had my old drive as a
slave and even though it was a slave it still read it as c: so when I
installed xp it could not format it as C: so it made it F:. Will I have to
reinstall it or can it be fixed. Or I can live with it


"Wizard" <stop.spam@nic.br> wrote in message news:41D14734.27F3130@nic.br...
> I suspect that you have the new drive on the secondary controller.
> Rearrange your cabling properly.
>
> Brad Kraan wrote:
> >
> > I recently Installed a new harddrive and install xp on it and now the

new
> > harddive is labeled as F:. Its the only hardrive in the system with 3
> > cdroms. Can the drive letter be changed to C:. Every thing works ok so

if it
> > is not possible I will leave it alone.
> > Thanks



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Old 02-06-2007, 05:35 PM
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Re: Drive Letter

Go to disk Manager (admin tools) and change it.
Brad Kraan wrote:
>
> It is setup as primary master. When I installed xp I had my old drive as a
> slave and even though it was a slave it still read it as c: so when I
> installed xp it could not format it as C: so it made it F:. Will I have to
> reinstall it or can it be fixed. Or I can live with it
>
> "Wizard" <stop.spam@nic.br> wrote in message news:41D14734.27F3130@nic.br...
> > I suspect that you have the new drive on the secondary controller.
> > Rearrange your cabling properly.
> >
> > Brad Kraan wrote:
> > >
> > > I recently Installed a new harddrive and install xp on it and now the

> new
> > > harddive is labeled as F:. Its the only hardrive in the system with 3
> > > cdroms. Can the drive letter be changed to C:. Every thing works ok so

> if it
> > > is not possible I will leave it alone.
> > > Thanks

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Old 02-06-2007, 05:35 PM
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Re: Drive Letter

All it says is cannot modify system volume or boot volume


"Wizard" <stop.spam@nic.br> wrote in message
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> Go to disk Manager (admin tools) and change it.
> Brad Kraan wrote:
> >
> > It is setup as primary master. When I installed xp I had my old drive as

a
> > slave and even though it was a slave it still read it as c: so when I
> > installed xp it could not format it as C: so it made it F:. Will I have

to
> > reinstall it or can it be fixed. Or I can live with it
> >
> > "Wizard" <stop.spam@nic.br> wrote in message

news:41D14734.27F3130@nic.br...
> > > I suspect that you have the new drive on the secondary controller.
> > > Rearrange your cabling properly.
> > >
> > > Brad Kraan wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I recently Installed a new harddrive and install xp on it and now

the
> > new
> > > > harddive is labeled as F:. Its the only hardrive in the system with

3
> > > > cdroms. Can the drive letter be changed to C:. Every thing works ok

so
> > if it
> > > > is not possible I will leave it alone.
> > > > Thanks



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