Hi folks --
I have, in my middle-aged PC, four hdd i/fs:
two IDE, 40GB, one is WInXP drive c: and the other is unassigned
two SATA, 500GB, one is WinXP drive e: and the other is unassigned
These drive assignments are displayed at boot time, and it seems that
the bios is always going to insist that the IDE drive is always going
to be drive c: and the SATA drive is always going to be drive e:.
How can I reassign these drive letters such that the SATA drive
becomes drive c: and the IDE drive becomes some other drive?
I don't see how to do this in boot-time chip setup.
Thanks so much!
-- ben
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> I have, in my middle-aged PC, four hdd i/fs:
>
> two IDE, 40GB, one is WInXP drive c: and the other is unassigned two
> SATA, 500GB, one is WinXP drive e: and the other is unassigned
>
> These drive assignments are displayed at boot time, and it seems that
> the bios is always going to insist that the IDE drive is always going to
> be drive c: and the SATA drive is always going to be drive e:.
>
> How can I reassign these drive letters such that the SATA drive becomes
> drive c: and the IDE drive becomes some other drive?
>
> I don't see how to do this in boot-time chip setup.
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> -- ben