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  1. Case1
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    here ya go
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  3. DocBrown
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    You should be able to right click on the blue area of New Volume & open it. Then you can create any new folders that you want to copy & paste to.
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  4. Case1
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    Hmmm...open is grayed out
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  6. DocBrown
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    Then choose Change Drive Letter to assign it Drive Letter D: Then it should open
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  7. Case1
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    Thanks Doc, it did open.

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  8. mjf
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    Your new disk (disk 1) has become system, active.
    I think you are booting through Disk 1 & I doubt this is what you want?
    I think you might want disk 0 to be system, active, Boot ?
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  10. Case1
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    Yes I do want disk 0 to be the boot drive. How do I make sure it is?
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  11. Case1
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    mjf, I checked the CMOS or BIOS whatever it is, and it said that the SSD drive is Boot 1.
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  12. Case1
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    Cool! Thanks Doc, I got Microsoft Outlook to go onto the (D:) disk drive.
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  13. DocBrown
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    Since your screen snip basically showed D: HD empty. It looks like your Win7 OS is on your C: HD
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