How to Remove F: and G: drives from my logival PC configuration ?

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Per Nermo

I've got 2 Hard Discs on my 733 MHz DELL PC,
one new (40 GB) split into C: and D: stations,
one old (15 GB ?) split into F: and G: stations.

I'm running Win 2000 OS.

The old Hard Disk has recently started to 'act up',
making noises on boot start-up. Sometimes F: and G:
drives are there after start-up has finished, sometimes not.

I don't need the contents of F: and G., and I want to
remove them "logically" from my configuration,
without opening the cabinet and removing the disk physically.

This way I hope that the old HD won't bother me any more.

How do I do this ?

regards,
Per Nermo
(e-mail address removed)
 
You can delete the partition(s) using the Disk Management snap-in.

Start|Run|diskmgmt.msc

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

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| I've got 2 Hard Discs on my 733 MHz DELL PC,
| one new (40 GB) split into C: and D: stations,
| one old (15 GB ?) split into F: and G: stations.
|
| I'm running Win 2000 OS.
|
| The old Hard Disk has recently started to 'act up',
| making noises on boot start-up. Sometimes F: and G:
| drives are there after start-up has finished, sometimes not.
|
| I don't need the contents of F: and G., and I want to
| remove them "logically" from my configuration,
| without opening the cabinet and removing the disk physically.
|
| This way I hope that the old HD won't bother me any more.
|
| How do I do this ?
|
| regards,
| Per Nermo
| (e-mail address removed)
 
You can delete the partition(s) using the Disk Management snap-in.

Start|Run|diskmgmt.msc
Click to expand...

Thanks for the tip, Dave !

In fact, to silence the bugger, I had to
open the cabinet and remove both
the power cable and the data cable.

regards,
Per
 
You're welcome.

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
| Thanks for the tip, Dave !
|
| In fact, to silence the bugger, I had to
| open the cabinet and remove both
| the power cable and the data cable.
|
| regards,
| Per
 
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