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This can only be probably sorted out by tech heads but if you know how could you please help.
Well the problem is. That I had to re-install windows. (98) Because everything had gone corrupt. So. I re-installed it. Using the floppy and after a lot of trouble I finally got it working.
But the problem now is that my Hard Disk has split into 2. C: and the host for C: which is H:.
Fine. But, I only have 4GB. So they are both around 2GB each. I really want them to go back to being one drive C: like it was before the install.
I distinctly remember an option saying something about if I wanted my h/d to split or not and I chose no. But it still split.
What the question is, can I put the drives back into being 1 without re-installing windows?
Any Help could you please post it in here.
It will be greatly appreciated
GasMask
Well the problem is. That I had to re-install windows. (98) Because everything had gone corrupt. So. I re-installed it. Using the floppy and after a lot of trouble I finally got it working.
But the problem now is that my Hard Disk has split into 2. C: and the host for C: which is H:.
Fine. But, I only have 4GB. So they are both around 2GB each. I really want them to go back to being one drive C: like it was before the install.
I distinctly remember an option saying something about if I wanted my h/d to split or not and I chose no. But it still split.
What the question is, can I put the drives back into being 1 without re-installing windows?
Any Help could you please post it in here.
It will be greatly appreciated
GasMask
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I'm still waiting for Debian to use a gig. It'll be very interesting when it does, especially seeing as I'm pretty much /constantly/ downloading new stuff.
Oh, and I'm Insomnia..
Oi, SR, /please/ implement a "log out" button..
Oi, SR, /please/ implement a "log out" button..
Turbonutter wrote:
> Do you honestly think he can run WinXP on 4 gigs?
A fresh install of WinXP Professional ate up 4.5gig of a 10gig partition. Pretty damn good compression for a 400mb .iso, actually..
> Do you honestly think he can run WinXP on 4 gigs?
A fresh install of WinXP Professional ate up 4.5gig of a 10gig partition. Pretty damn good compression for a 400mb .iso, actually..
Don't you think I haven't tried that already? Silly Silly TBN :)
Well, you never know...
Turbonutter wrote:
> I recommend starting with C:\windows...
Heh, like Windows will let me even delete that :o)
> I recommend starting with C:\windows...
Heh, like Windows will let me even delete that :o)
I recommend starting with C:\windows...
Turbonutter wrote:
> It's perception of what it's worth to you, but in my eyes, £30 for
> something he doesn't really need and won't really solve the problem isn't cheap.
> It's not expensive, but it's not cheap.
Its, middley.
:o)
Well, cheers for the help guys. I will just leave it and when I run out of space... I will, Umm. Delete something..
> It's perception of what it's worth to you, but in my eyes, £30 for
> something he doesn't really need and won't really solve the problem isn't cheap.
> It's not expensive, but it's not cheap.
Its, middley.
:o)
Well, cheers for the help guys. I will just leave it and when I run out of space... I will, Umm. Delete something..
It's perception of what it's worth to you, but in my eyes, £30 for something he doesn't really need and won't really solve the problem isn't cheap. It's not expensive, but it's not cheap.
Oh, and about things being "cheap" - I know its all to do with apparent value for money and personal priorities and all that. £35 for a PS2 game is what I'd call expensive, and £199 for the box is *way* out of my spending in the first place. But then I just paid £250 to get the car serviced. Hmmm.
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