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Windows does not assign a letter to my slave harddrive
I have a PIII Windows 98 PC with two Hard Drives – 10 GB and 40 GB. The 10 GB
one used to store the software and 40 GB one store the files like photos and doc. For some reason the PC crashed and I had to reformat the 10 GB one and reinstalled the windows 98. However, after the installation, I can not see the 40 GB one in My Computer. I can see it in the setup, and I can also find it named as ‘Generic Disk’ in the ‘Disk Drives’ under Control Panel\System\Device Manager. But there is no letter assigned to it. And it does not allow me to manually assign the letter. I have the Hard Drive installation disk but it requires the erase of the disk. Is there any way that I can bring back that disk without erase the files already in there? |
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