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Guy
I have 2 hard disks on my system. To improve response time and clean the
system, I decided to clean it and start anew.
So, I have formatted and reinstalled XP on my first hard disk (c.
But now, I cannot access the data on my second hard disk (d.
The bios sees the disk, with the right size (160 Go). The system sees the
single partition that is on the second disk in the disk management
application (name, type, size, status, free space...). But I am only allowed
to reformat it, but then I would loose all my data.
Windows Explorer does not show the disk (D and thus I cannot access the
data and the source files for the programs I need to complete my
installation.
Before I reinstalled XP, Norton Systemworks - GoBack - was installed on the
system.
Now, I have read somewhere on the net that having a partition ( or disk)
protected by Norton could cause such a problem.
Is that true ?
If so, is there any solution to access the data on the second disk?
Guy
system, I decided to clean it and start anew.
So, I have formatted and reinstalled XP on my first hard disk (c.
But now, I cannot access the data on my second hard disk (d.
The bios sees the disk, with the right size (160 Go). The system sees the
single partition that is on the second disk in the disk management
application (name, type, size, status, free space...). But I am only allowed
to reformat it, but then I would loose all my data.
Windows Explorer does not show the disk (D and thus I cannot access the
data and the source files for the programs I need to complete my
installation.
Before I reinstalled XP, Norton Systemworks - GoBack - was installed on the
system.
Now, I have read somewhere on the net that having a partition ( or disk)
protected by Norton could cause such a problem.
Is that true ?
If so, is there any solution to access the data on the second disk?
Guy