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I have two hard drives in my computer C: and D:. My C drive was going bad so I temperary installed a third hard drive (E
and then copied all the files from C: to E:. Afterwards I Replaced c: with E: but when I now boot I only see D: and E:. How can I change the designation of E: to C: so my programs will work.
| Quote : I have two hard drives in my computer C: and D:. My C drive was going bad so I temperary installed a third hard drive (E |
If you're looking to directly replace C: (your OS/boot drive) you will have to clone it to another drive because it contains the MBR - master boot record.
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