Re: Physical Hard drives

Since I've tried that and did not see other HD I will have to say
that isn't the solution but thanks. I do believe it has something to
do with system setting up a logical disk, I think what I am trying to
do is revert back to the dynamic disks but don't know how.

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wrote:
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&gt; rt.clk My Computer and select manage. At the bottom of the list
you will
>; see Disk Management, Check that it sees the other hard drive, and
if so, rt
> clk in the drive area and assign it a new drive letter, whatever
your CD/DVD
&gt; is NOT.
>;
> GoodLuck
>
> On 9/12/07, Paul _Isham <pfflyer1950...> wrote:
&gt; >
>; > I have 2 physical hard drives in my computer, see them when I
bring up
> > the device manager but for some reason only see the C drive when
I look
>; > at my computer. I can't access them either, not sure why or what
>; > happened because at one time they were there and now they are
gone. Any
> > help would be appreciated.

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Paul,

> I think what I am trying to
do is revert back to the dynamic disks but don't know how.

What do you mean by 'dynamic disks'?
If your disk is properly installed it should show up in My Computer. On the
other hand, it could shouw up in the bios but not in My Computer. Is the
second disk jumpered as a slave? Drives that are ncorectly jumpered can show
up in a variety of ways. Or not show up in anything but the bios.

Jim

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