March 17th 04, 02:21 PM
you can do it using fdisk from a win98 bootdisk, but that
means starting from scratch.
the other option is to get a program like partition magic.
i have 3 drives in my box, 1 for windows/programs (C:), 1
for page file (E:) and for for documents/backups (F:)
works fine for me
>-----Original Message-----
>hello,
>I think it may be a good idea for me to split my c drive
>into a number of drives for holding distinctive types of
>information. I would like to see C, D and E drives.
>Is this doable? how?
>Are there drawbacks?
>Thanks,
>Terry
>.
>
means starting from scratch.
the other option is to get a program like partition magic.
i have 3 drives in my box, 1 for windows/programs (C:), 1
for page file (E:) and for for documents/backups (F:)
works fine for me
>-----Original Message-----
>hello,
>I think it may be a good idea for me to split my c drive
>into a number of drives for holding distinctive types of
>information. I would like to see C, D and E drives.
>Is this doable? how?
>Are there drawbacks?
>Thanks,
>Terry
>.
>