Partition letters, will it work?
Hello
My system is simple, one physical drive with C: and D: partitions and E: as DVD-drive. Six months ago I did a complete disk image using TI 2013 (I did it from within Windows). A few days ago I used a recovery disk and the restore went fine. Before I started I noticed that the 100 mb reserved partition, the C: and D: did not have any drive letters just a -. I just hit recover and it ended up good.
After recovery I updated windows and other programs and made a new image, this time from the recovery media. It said the verification came out ok.
After booting up from recover media again this image now have drive letters. C: and D: which is ok but the system reserved partition now has designation E: which previously was my DVD-rom. Will this matter or can I just recover and the DVD-rom will be moved to F:?
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From wihin Windows, if the 100mb partition shows a drive letter, you can remove the drive letter using the Windows Disk Management console and upon reboot, the CD device should resume its old letter.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/change-add-or-remove-a…
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