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Bruce
Hello. I have two HDs in my computer. C has the OS and D has the data. The
PC was running Vista Home Premium and all was fine. I decided that I wanted
to use XP Pro instead of Vista so I inserted my XP Pro install CD into the
computer and followed the prompts to re-format the C drive and install XP.
All went well except that now the PC can't read the D drive. The BIOS and
Windows Disc Manager see the D drive as unallocated.
What happened? Why did changing the OS on the C drive affect the D drive?
What should I have done differently? Is there a way to get the D drive to be
read by the PC without losing the data on it?
Thanks.
Bruce
PC was running Vista Home Premium and all was fine. I decided that I wanted
to use XP Pro instead of Vista so I inserted my XP Pro install CD into the
computer and followed the prompts to re-format the C drive and install XP.
All went well except that now the PC can't read the D drive. The BIOS and
Windows Disc Manager see the D drive as unallocated.
What happened? Why did changing the OS on the C drive affect the D drive?
What should I have done differently? Is there a way to get the D drive to be
read by the PC without losing the data on it?
Thanks.
Bruce