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While forming in a straight line, erimess wrote: >aka What the hell's this computer doing? *snipdibit* one advice would be to start in secured mode of win and simply delete all the hard disk instances in the device manager. at least, win98 sometimes gets confused by that as well, as i use two external disk packs, which i dont use all the time. as the internal (infernal) drives switch positions depending on the amount of external disks switched on, they all have several instances which are there (behind the scenes) all the time, and the corresponding one is loaded ot boot time, so to speak. another possible solution would be to remove the 2nd hard drive once ... boot in secured mode, delete all the instances of it, then add it again and low-level format it. then create one primary partition using up all the disk space. -- Claus Dragon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =(UDIC)= d++ e++ T-- K1!2!3!456!7!S a24
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