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Hi,
I have windows xp with sp2 installed on this box. I am very frustrated
with a problem related to crashing. I have 3 hard disk drives connected
in all.
Drive - A
Drive - B
Drive - C
Drive A is primary master installed main os on this drive. Couple of
times I am not able to locate Drive B and Drive C under MY Computer.
Machine just reboots on its own after sometime. It takes 5 minutes oe 5
hours for unoccassional reboots
Please help. Very frustrated with this now happening since 5 days
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Just curious...
Normal C:\ is root drive of windows, A is floppy drive.
I guess you set your BIOS to boot from Floppy?
"genius_78" <genius_78.1othwj@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have windows xp with sp2 installed on this box. I am very frustrated
> with a problem related to crashing. I have 3 hard disk drives connected
> in all.
>
> Drive - A
> Drive - B
> Drive - C
>
> Drive A is primary master installed main os on this drive. Couple of
> times I am not able to locate Drive B and Drive C under MY Computer.
> >
> Machine just reboots on its own after sometime. It takes 5 minutes oe 5
> hours for unoccassional reboots
>
> Please help. Very frustrated with this now happening since 5 days
>
>
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> i dont have a floppy drive on my machine.
> Drive A, B and C are all hard disk drives.
>
> I have another optical drive Liteon DVD-Writer (but this is offtopic)
>
> Thanks
>
>
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Fix your Drive Letters and it will solve your Porblem
A: and B: are reserved for Floppy Drives !
C: and higher are used for Hard Drives.
Your Normal Boot Drive should be C:\
What ever causeed you to change the Drive Assignment is beyond normal
thinking! Don't screw up a computer system with such ABNORMAL drive settings
and then expect Help from a news group. Spend a few bucks on a good Computer
Book (such as Computers for Dummies)
It amases me that you don't place your computer upside down and then post a
question wanting to know why the Computer Label it
unreadable..................
Geeeeesh !
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> Hi,
> I have windows xp with sp2 installed on this box. I am very frustrated
> with a problem related to crashing. I have 3 hard disk drives connected
> in all.
>
> Drive - A
> Drive - B
> Drive - C
>
> Drive A is primary master installed main os on this drive. Couple of
> times I am not able to locate Drive B and Drive C under MY Computer.
> >
> Machine just reboots on its own after sometime. It takes 5 minutes oe 5
> hours for unoccassional reboots
>
> Please help. Very frustrated with this now happening since 5 days
>
>
> --
> genius_78
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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