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My old C: Drive crashed and I replaced it.
O installing windows it got renaned G: and drive letters were assigned to my
other drives. I have renamed the other physical drives to be consistent with
the others in the office. (eg E: is always for data storage.)
Problem, I want the main hard drive on which the system is mounted to be C:
instead of G: so that the layout is parallel with the other computers in the
office too.
Windows Disk Manager says I cannot reassign the Drive lettter of this drive
since it has the windows system file on it.
How do I rename. Is there a utility that will do it. I have already
installed some software on the machine. Maybe I was supposed to rename via a
command prompt before anything had been installed (even windows). Even
partion magic says that reassigning the drive letter may cause my system to
not boot.
Any help would be appreciated.
AK
My old C: Drive crashed and I replaced it.
O installing windows it got renaned G: and drive letters were assigned to my
other drives. I have renamed the other physical drives to be consistent with
the others in the office. (eg E: is always for data storage.)
Problem, I want the main hard drive on which the system is mounted to be C:
instead of G: so that the layout is parallel with the other computers in the
office too.
Windows Disk Manager says I cannot reassign the Drive lettter of this drive
since it has the windows system file on it.
How do I rename. Is there a utility that will do it. I have already
installed some software on the machine. Maybe I was supposed to rename via a
command prompt before anything had been installed (even windows). Even
partion magic says that reassigning the drive letter may cause my system to
not boot.
Any help would be appreciated.
AK