partitioning the c drive

If you make an image now, it should work. I see no reason why not. Just don't put it on the same physical disk as the OS for the reasons explained above.

PS: I would rename the partition D, E or F because B is traditionally reserved for the floppy drives.

whs said:

If you make an image now, it should work. I see no reason why not. Just don't put it on the same physical disk as the OS for the reasons explained above.

PS: I would rename the partition D, E or F because B is traditionally reserved for the floppy drives.

i cant use them drive letters they are in use windows gave me the choice of b i have no floppy drive. i have a image on a external drive

Just one thing .... though not so much important . It is better to make the Data drive logical (not primary).
You can use Partition Wizard Bootable CD to manage your partitions easily .

Arc said:

Just one thing .... though not so much important . It is better to make the Data drive logical (not primary).
You can use Partition Wizard Bootable CD to manage your partitions easily .

how do i make it logical?

Download Partition Wizard Bootable CD , burn it in a cd. Boot from the cd. It will display all your partitions. Right click on Data partition, and "Set partition as logical" . ( the initial steps are displayed in the webpage link , at the last picture, you are to right click on the data partition )

Seagate® DiscWizard® version 11.0 (build 8,326) just found this on softpedia as well

http://www.seagate.com/support/discw...rdSetup.en.exe