DELETE 1 DRIVE LETTER, THEN WHAT?

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ritter197

I have 3 internal drives, 1 external drive and 2 jump drives.( also 2 CD and
DVD drives)

The 1st drive contains the Windows OS XP Pro and is partitioned into 2
sections, one = C, the other = G.

The 2nd drive is all D and H (the latter holding all my applications.

The 3rd drive is all E

I would like to combine G and C into 1 drive C.

What happens to the other drive letters? I am most worried about drive H,
since I do not want to re-install all applications all over again.
 
ritter197 said:
I have 3 internal drives, 1 external drive and 2 jump drives.( also 2
CD and DVD drives)

The 1st drive contains the Windows OS XP Pro and is partitioned into 2
sections, one = C, the other = G.

The 2nd drive is all D and H (the latter holding all my applications.

The 3rd drive is all E

I would like to combine G and C into 1 drive C.

What happens to the other drive letters? I am most worried about drive
H, since I do not want to re-install all applications all over again.
What operating system. If XP nothing happens. All other drives stay the
same
unless you do something to change them
 
ritter197 said:
I have 3 internal drives, 1 external drive and 2 jump drives.( also 2 CD and
DVD drives)

The 1st drive contains the Windows OS XP Pro and is partitioned into 2
sections, one = C, the other = G.

The 2nd drive is all D and H (the latter holding all my applications.

The 3rd drive is all E

I would like to combine G and C into 1 drive C.

What happens to the other drive letters? I am most worried about drive H,
since I do not want to re-install all applications all over again.

Forget it ... you are stuck ... MS OS's have a nasty habit of naming
partitions/drives with letters of the alphabet and have gone downhill in
that respect in that you can't change the OS's drive letter anymore
(probably a good thing considering the whole registry idea) and the only
user control at install is the presence or absence of hardware.

Maybe Vista will fix that mess,
John
 
Forget it ... you are stuck ... MS OS's have a nasty habit of naming
partitions/drives with letters of the alphabet and have gone downhill
in that respect in that you can't change the OS's drive letter anymore

Pig ignorant drivel.
(probably a good thing considering the whole registry idea)

More pig ignorant drivel.
and the only user control at install is the presence or absence of hardware.

More pig ignorant drivel.
Maybe Vista will fix that mess,

Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.

Idiot ... what is your fix?

John
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.

Well post a fix you pile of dung!

John
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.

We are waiting ....
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.

What is the problem?
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.

Can't get out of the pig stye?
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.
What is your solution??
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.

Well pigmaster, what is your solution?
 
Rod said:
Pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


More pig ignorant drivel.


Pity that alleged 'mess' is just your pig ignorant fantasy.


Still waiting pigmaster
 
John said:
Rod Speed wrote
Well post a fix

Dont need to, child. Someone else correctly pointed out
that the existing drive letters wont change in that situation.

ALL I needed to do was to point out that you dont actually
have a clue in case the OP wondered if you were right.

And even someone as stupid as you should have noticed that only
stupid children expect an instant response to their childish antics.
 
Rod said:
Dont need to, child. Someone else correctly pointed out
that the existing drive letters wont change in that situation.

ALL I needed to do was to point out that you dont actually
have a clue in case the OP wondered if you were right.

And even someone as stupid as you should have noticed that only
stupid children expect an instant response to their childish antics.

No one pointed anything out you moron. And no surprise, you added nothing!

Yet another public service from ...

John
 
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