please help quick

[mikeyg83]

i just built my bro's comp and installed 2 SATA HDDs. then i installed windows xp. it formatted both drives and then installed, but never gave me the choice as to which one. now they system drive is D: and not C:. how do i change the system drive to C: without messing too much up? so far all i've done is installed some drivers, but nothing too important at all. what are my options? i know how to change drive letters, but will this mess anything up long-term? i know that some drivers were installed into D:/Windows, or something to that extent.
thanks for your help! i'm sitting here patiently (not very patiently) ready to do what is necessary (including re-installing windows if need be).
thanks
mike

 

[mikeyg83]

ok, when i go to try to change the drive letter, it says i can't.
on the computer management screen, next to C:, it says System, and next to D: it says Boot

Volume Layout Type File System Status Capacity Free
C: Partition Basic NTFS Healthy (System) 298 298
D: Partition Basic NTFS Healthy (Boot) 298 294

that's what the computer management screen shows..
any tips?

 

[The_Prophecy]

Reinstalling Windows would probably be the easiest option. Either that or you could obtain (hopefully legally) Norton Partiton Magic and use it to set the drive letters correctly.

 

[mikeyg83]

Reinstalling Windows would probably be the easiest option. Either that or you could obtain (hopefully legally) Norton Partiton Magic and use it to set the drive letters correctly.

i own acronis disk suite, should i install that onto this comp and see if that can do it?

 

[The_Prophecy]

That should be able to take care of it.