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H: Local Disk instead of C: Local D
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Name: Jinx141
Date: September 26, 2005 at 19:46:55 Pacific
Subject: H: Local Disk instead of C: Local DOS: Win XP Home EditionCPU/Ram: AMD/1 GB |
Comment: Maxtor 80 GB HD set to master from CS. Why is system defaulting to H: drive instead of C: Local disk when I install? I disabled all Raid and SATA. I detected HD as Master, None for other IDE drives.I used delpart and did a fresh install. I see the C: drive with about 3 others as removable IC USB drives. Nothing attached. Icleared the CMOS started from scratch.
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