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**Iphone** · 17-Apr-2007, 05:40 AM

I have a problem that I want to resolve. A week ago a reformatted and reinstalled my computer. It used to have raid with two drives. One of the drives broke so i decided to run it as a one drive system. I broke the array, formatted the drive and installed a fresh copy of XP. It was not until later on that i realised i do not have a C drive and the system partition is G. Everything is working fine and programs install to G ok. It is just now and then when I run snapshots, msi packages or application shortcuts pointing to c that I have issues. For example, none of the ms office application shortcuts work for me as they are pointing to C drive. I can easyily change it to g. I just wonder if there will be more issues along the way.

Is there a pragmatic way of changing back to C or will I have to wipe the drive and start again. I was wondering if Partition Magic could rename it and follow on through the registry?

17-Apr-2007, 05:40 AM	#1 (permalink)
Iphone Fixed Error! Posts: 4,202 Join Date: Mar 2007 Rep Power: 6 IM:	system partition is G I have a problem that I want to resolve. A week ago a reformatted and reinstalled my computer. It used to have raid with two drives. One of the drives broke so i decided to run it as a one drive system. I broke the array, formatted the drive and installed a fresh copy of XP. It was not until later on that i realised i do not have a C drive and the system partition is G. Everything is working fine and programs install to G ok. It is just now and then when I run snapshots, msi packages or application shortcuts pointing to c that I have issues. For example, none of the ms office application shortcuts work for me as they are pointing to C drive. I can easyily change it to g. I just wonder if there will be more issues along the way. Is there a pragmatic way of changing back to C or will I have to wipe the drive and start again. I was wondering if Partition Magic could rename it and follow on through the registry?