I have a SCSI drive (C and an IDE drive (D. When I install Windows 2000 without unplugging the IDE drive, The IDE drive then becomes C and the SCSI D. Is there anyway to prevent this from happening?
From my exp. (not that there's much of that...hey not what you think
mb's seem to find ide drives first no matter what. Only way to have scsi be c: is to remove ide. Of course I could be wrong...
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