Disk Director Changed C:\ Drive Letter To I:\ For No Reason, Now Receiving "No NTLDR" Error in XP
Hi I'm a bit dissappointed right now as up till now I was a big fan and had massive faith is Acronis DD. Howeveer, as the title indicates, while I was reshuffling some partitions DD decided of its own accord to relabel the C: drive as I:!! Now I can't boot up, obviously.
I had already moved the C Drive to a new, bigger HDD and had booted up just fine many times. But as it was reshuffling some other partitions ( I have about eight in total) it does this.
Why??
And, more importantly, how do I fix this? I'm sketchy about how booting works in windows. Please someone help me...
Can I get windows XP to relabel the I: drive as C: usiing the Recovery Console?? Or can I rewrite the boot files to get Bios to look in the new I: drive and run XP from there until I can change it back?? Will windows even run with a completely different drive letter?? I wish I knew more!!
Any wisdom much appreciated.
Thanks,
Tony

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