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Milhouse Van Houten
Let's say you have this, all on one physical drive:
C partition - Formatted, primary, bootable, system volume, FAT
The rest of the drive is unpartitioned.
You boot the XP CD and format two NTFS partitions. I believe these would
become two logical drives in an extended partition.
If you install XP onto that first NTFS partition, I think it would call
itself the "D" drive once you boot into XP (the FAT system volume being
"C").
If you install *instead* onto the SECOND NTFS partition, would XP still call
itself "D" or would it be "E"?
Thanks
C partition - Formatted, primary, bootable, system volume, FAT
The rest of the drive is unpartitioned.
You boot the XP CD and format two NTFS partitions. I believe these would
become two logical drives in an extended partition.
If you install XP onto that first NTFS partition, I think it would call
itself the "D" drive once you boot into XP (the FAT system volume being
"C").
If you install *instead* onto the SECOND NTFS partition, would XP still call
itself "D" or would it be "E"?
Thanks