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| Floor1 菜一菜 | Posted 2003-06-12 00:00 |
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Question: My computer has two hard drives. Win 98 was originally installed on drive C, and later I deleted it, but did not format it. WinXP is installed on drive D, and the file system is FAT32. On the I partition of my second hard drive, I have some important files, and the file system is NTFS. These files were all encrypted. One time, after the computer had a problem, I reinstalled the system on drive D, and as a result I can no longer open the files on drive I. I wonder if any expert can solve my problem. Thanks in advance.
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| Floor2 ko20010214 | Posted 2003-06-12 00:00 |
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1。Judging from the title you wrote, even if you didn't say it I'd know you're a newbie...
2。Is this a DOS problem? 3。Can't you post it in the Windows section? 4。You really drove me mad, so please don't take my wording and tone too much to heart! |
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| Floor3 天骄 | Posted 2003-06-13 00:00 |
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You can use PartitionMagic to modify it, as long as you just change the format of drive I!
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| Floor4 wins | Posted 2003-06-14 00:00 |
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Don't use pqmagic to change it, if you do the directories will all get messed up
You'd better go into XP's Disk Manager, look carefully in the File menu, I remember there's a menu item for adding some kind of separated volume, which can add the NTFS partition into the system I had 2000server break once, and after moving the backup NTFS partition hard drive onto a newly installed system it wouldn't recognize it, then later I found this method Also, in Disk Manager there's an option to upgrade a basic partition to a dynamic partition, that seems to be related too, though I still haven't tried what effect it has, whoever gets a chance can explore it a bit |
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