Apr 10, 2004 #1 U UnfaTeFuL Limp Gawd Joined Jun 23, 2002 Messages 460 I just got a new 100 gig HD for extra storage. I just installed it and windows knows about it (installed drivers, recognize it, etc.) But I dont see it in My Computer. All i see is the C, A, D, E drives. (D, E being my burner/dvd rom drives.
I just got a new 100 gig HD for extra storage. I just installed it and windows knows about it (installed drivers, recognize it, etc.) But I dont see it in My Computer. All i see is the C, A, D, E drives. (D, E being my burner/dvd rom drives.
Apr 10, 2004 #2 I Ice Czar Guest Start > Run > (type) diskmgmt.msc > RClick unallocated space > Partition & Format PS you are allowed either 4 primary partitions or 3 primary and one extended partition (with its own logical drives) per HDD in Windows Partitioning Strategies Primary & Extended Partitons and Logical Drives Introduction to Partitions Advanced
Start > Run > (type) diskmgmt.msc > RClick unallocated space > Partition & Format PS you are allowed either 4 primary partitions or 3 primary and one extended partition (with its own logical drives) per HDD in Windows Partitioning Strategies Primary & Extended Partitons and Logical Drives Introduction to Partitions Advanced
Apr 11, 2004 #4 U UnfaTeFuL Limp Gawd Joined Jun 23, 2002 Messages 460 Dammnit, BIOS regconizes the HD, but I can't get access to it in DOS mode. I don't get it, I have access to it in windows.
Dammnit, BIOS regconizes the HD, but I can't get access to it in DOS mode. I don't get it, I have access to it in windows.
Apr 11, 2004 #5 S Skystalker [H]ard|Gawd Joined Aug 28, 2002 Messages 1,216 Bro.. if you format a drive in NTFS, no more DOS access. Any drive that needs to be seen by DOS (for access to files, anyways) needs to be FAT32. One of the things we gave up with the migration to NT/Win2k/XP... good riddance! (although it does have its uses, aka bios flashing). Good luck! -Skystalker PS: Damn, Ice Czar... I have been reading a lot of your posts lately... I am coming to the conclusion there is very little you don't know. Nice, bro... good on ya.
Bro.. if you format a drive in NTFS, no more DOS access. Any drive that needs to be seen by DOS (for access to files, anyways) needs to be FAT32. One of the things we gave up with the migration to NT/Win2k/XP... good riddance! (although it does have its uses, aka bios flashing). Good luck! -Skystalker PS: Damn, Ice Czar... I have been reading a lot of your posts lately... I am coming to the conclusion there is very little you don't know. Nice, bro... good on ya.
Apr 11, 2004 #6 I Ice Czar Guest however there is freeware that will allow you to read NTFS from DOS NTFSDOS the Pro version allows both read and write but costs quite a bit there is another on the Ultimate Boot CD (Freeware ISO) Active NTFS Reader for DOS
however there is freeware that will allow you to read NTFS from DOS NTFSDOS the Pro version allows both read and write but costs quite a bit there is another on the Ultimate Boot CD (Freeware ISO) Active NTFS Reader for DOS