I have a dual boot PC. It has two disks. One is a 15 GB disk that is
set up to look like C:, E:, and F:. The other is a 1 GB disk that is
D:. Win98 is on C: and WinXP is on E:.
I want to remvoe the 1 GB drive. (I will later replace the 15 GB drive
with a bigger one.)
In the past, I have tried simply disconnecting the 1 GB drive, but
that did not work.
I think that either the system would not boot or I got to a place
where it needed the D: drive.
How can I go about removing the 1 GB drive?
To reply directly to me, replace all 'z' with 'a' in email address.
In boot.ini on C:\, replace rdisk(2) with rdisk(1).
On Sat, 08 Sep 2007 18:33:02 -0400, George <g_czplzn@yzhoo.com> wrote:
>I have a dual boot PC. It has two disks. One is a 15 GB disk that is
>set up to look like C:, E:, and F:. The other is a 1 GB disk that is
>D:. Win98 is on C: and WinXP is on E:.
>I want to remvoe the 1 GB drive. (I will later replace the 15 GB drive
>with a bigger one.)
>In the past, I have tried simply disconnecting the 1 GB drive, but
>that did not work.
>I think that either the system would not boot or I got to a place
>where it needed the D: drive.
>How can I go about removing the 1 GB drive?
>To reply directly to me, replace all 'z' with 'a' in email address.
> I have a dual boot PC. It has two disks. One is a 15 GB disk
> that is set up to look like C:, E:, and F:. The other is a 1 GB
> disk that is D:. Win98 is on C: and WinXP is on E:.
> I want to remvoe the 1 GB drive. (I will later
> replace the 15 GB drive with a bigger one.)
> In the past, I have tried simply disconnecting
> the 1 GB drive, but that did not work.
> I think that either the system would not boot or
> I got to a place where it needed the D: drive.
> How can I go about removing the 1 GB drive?
Work out why it wont boot without that and fix that.
Removing 2nd disk drive 
Linear Mode
