I have Windows 7 ultimate RC1 installed on C drive and W2K installed on
D drive.
With W2K booted I can see both drives in windows explorer and transfer
file between C and D just fine.
With Windows 7 booted I cannot see the D drive at all. It named the DVD
drive D. It will not see the W2k partition at all. Both are formated NTFS.
D drive.
With W2K booted I can see both drives in windows explorer and transfer
file between C and D just fine.
With Windows 7 booted I cannot see the D drive at all. It named the DVD
drive D. It will not see the W2k partition at all. Both are formated NTFS.
On Wed, 06 May 2009 22:50:42 -0400, Van Chocstraw
squawk out:
Go into drive manager and assign it a drive letter.
--
Stephen
Ban the bomb. Save the world for conventional warfare.
This Thread
Please Register and login to reply and use other advanced options
- !!! THIS TIME NEXT YEAR YOU COULD BE A MAIL ORDER MILLIONAIRE !!!
- Microsoft Windows MediaCenter
- 2006-11-17
- !!! THIS TIME NEXT YEAR YOU COULD BE A MAIL ORDER MILLIONAIRE !!!
- Microsoft Windows MediaCenter
- 2006-11-17
- !!! THIS TIME NEXT YEAR YOU COULD BE A MAIL ORDER MILLIONAIRE !!!
- Microsoft Windows MediaCenter
- 2006-11-17
- Core i3 thermals...
- Computer Hardware
- 2010-06-17
- Why does this memory intensive C++ program get poor memory access speed?
- Computer Hardware
- 2010-03-27
- Should I do this?
- Computer Hardware
- 2009-12-28






XML Sitemap
>D drive.
>With W2K booted I can see both drives in windows explorer and transfer
>file between C and D just fine.
>With Windows 7 booted I cannot see the D drive at all. It named the DVD
>drive D. It will not see the W2k partition at all. Both are formated NTFS.