Ranger
December 7th 03, 12:19 AM
Not too sure what I can do in that. All it does is give
the option for properties, adding/changing disk drive
letters, and doing something called "convert to dynamic
disk" or something.
I'm seeing the same problem there too. I'm starting to
think that when I reinstalled Windows, it created another
partition on top of the old one but it didn't totally
change the properties so the computer is thinking that
the old drive is still intact.
>-----Original Message-----
> Try going to run,type:diskmgmt.msc The disk properties
> utilty opens for editing,and info.
the option for properties, adding/changing disk drive
letters, and doing something called "convert to dynamic
disk" or something.
I'm seeing the same problem there too. I'm starting to
think that when I reinstalled Windows, it created another
partition on top of the old one but it didn't totally
change the properties so the computer is thinking that
the old drive is still intact.
>-----Original Message-----
> Try going to run,type:diskmgmt.msc The disk properties
> utilty opens for editing,and info.