On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, you wrote: > I had something like this happen, under NT 4. The only difference is > it worked fine (showed my root NT drive as D:) for a while, then quit. > > I have NO idea how to change the drive designation. > > You can try using something like Partition Magic to move the Windows > Partion to what is now the c: drive tho, maybe. > Hmm...Typically the "boot" drive is C:. Is your machine booting off the "SLAVE" hard drive for Windows purposes? John
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