Originally posted by: Smilin
If you installed to D: you can't really change it without a reinstall.
234048 How Windows 2000 Assigns, Reserves, and Stores Drive Letters
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=234048
Originally posted by: Smilin
Uh.
You may have that backwards. If you let Windows do the partitioning from the beginning you won't have any problems. It won't make the first partition on your drive an extended one for instance.
Partition Havoc can do some downright scary stuff to your drive. Most folks don't spend much time up to their elbows in a partition table or EBR and aren't aware of it. I would recommend avoiding it if at all possible. It's your drive though.
You may have that backwards. If you let Windows do the partitioning from the beginning you won't have any problems. It won't make the first partition on your drive an extended one for instance.