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02-06-2008
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| | Volume ID I got one hard disk, which is split into two drives. One is about 40GB large and has Vista installed on it, the rest is unformatted for future usage. Now, I want to install a second OS on the unformatted half and need to give it a specific volume id. I know how to change volume id, but will it change volume id also for the half vista is installed on? |
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02-06-2008
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| | RE: Volume ID 1. Format the partition and make a note of its allocated drive letter, e.g. F 2. Download and run VolumeID from here http://www.softpedia.com/get/Program...VolumeID.shtml "Rahvasaadik" wrote: Quote: > I got one hard disk, which is split into two drives. One is about 40GB large > and has Vista installed on it, the rest is unformatted for future usage. Now, > I want to install a second OS on the unformatted half and need to give it a > specific volume id. I know how to change volume id, but will it change volume > id also for the half vista is installed on? |
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