LarryW

In article <dOLeqdjUHHA.2356@TK2MSFTNGHUB02.phx.gbl>, Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
wrote:
> In Larry's case, his system drive is D and his boot drive is C
> Since Larry cannot change his D drive, because is contains the boot files,
> that option is not available in disk managment.
> So he want so label his E drive as D, which also isn't an option system
> that would first require a change the D which isn't allowed as per the
> above statement.
>
That's correct. I ended up wiping out the install and doing it when booted
into XP and now the drive letters are the same as they were before which is
just what I wanted.