Fippy
June 14th, 2006, 06:55 PM
Hello all,
I have DDS 10 (2177) and I have 4 partitions on my 300G drive:
1. C: WinXP
2. D: Win2K
3. E: Win2K
4. F: Win2K
OS Selector has them all confused. I have 2 problems:
1. If I select properties on a partition (via OS Selector) and select Folders, it correctly identifies the drive letter. But if I boot from one it goes to the wrong partition.
E.g.: C: goes to D:, D: goes to E:, E: goes to F:, and F: goes to F:
2. It thinks that the o.s. on ALL 4 partitions is Win XP
There has to be a way for me to rebuild the OS selector "boot table", right? I tried deactivating and reactivating the OS Selector. I tried running the OS Detector wizard but it told me there were no "new" o.s.'s on any of the partitions.
My next thought is to delete all the items from OS Selector and then run the OS Detector, but I'm scared that it won't find them and then I have no access to my partitions any more! :(
How can I recover please?
Thanks,
Graeme
I have DDS 10 (2177) and I have 4 partitions on my 300G drive:
1. C: WinXP
2. D: Win2K
3. E: Win2K
4. F: Win2K
OS Selector has them all confused. I have 2 problems:
1. If I select properties on a partition (via OS Selector) and select Folders, it correctly identifies the drive letter. But if I boot from one it goes to the wrong partition.
E.g.: C: goes to D:, D: goes to E:, E: goes to F:, and F: goes to F:
2. It thinks that the o.s. on ALL 4 partitions is Win XP
There has to be a way for me to rebuild the OS selector "boot table", right? I tried deactivating and reactivating the OS Selector. I tried running the OS Detector wizard but it told me there were no "new" o.s.'s on any of the partitions.
My next thought is to delete all the items from OS Selector and then run the OS Detector, but I'm scared that it won't find them and then I have no access to my partitions any more! :(
How can I recover please?
Thanks,
Graeme