windows experience index for your system could not be c

[X7Z]

C;drive is Vista Home premium.Second Drive is Drive A: on this drive I'm running 2 WDC WD 10EACS Drives, 1 TB> each,yes this is a dualboot On my A; drive I'm running Windows 7.7600ex..This could be a easy fix if I could find it,[a small peace of editing I'm sure].The windows experience index is looking to place a file on Drive C;well I'm not running on Drive C: I'm running on A

.Could not find a suitable drive for the file.)I can't find the proper page to edit so it will save the file on A:drive instead of C;drive.There is lots of room on C: but I don't think 7 is recognizing my C

rive as the popper place to save it. Could be becouse Vista is on this Drive.I started With Vista Home p on Drive C: created a second drive On A: a Third on B: on to D: as DVD,on toE,F,G,H and I as Removable Disks X and Z as Network Drives. So A and B seemed Logical as My main Drives for Windows 7.7600...Now I've reed about this on many different sites same problem WEI is looking for Drive C:. Well it should be just a small bit of editing to change a drive letter in a command line I'd do it if I could find it??Well it shouldn't realty be a problem we're not running XP hear Next Generation won't even know what a Floppy drive is So if I changed them to lets sayJ and K it will find the right drive to leave it's file o?????

 

[SquonkSC]

C;drive is Vista Home premium.Second Drive is Drive A: on this drive I'm running 2 WDC WD 10EACS Drives, 1 TB> each,yes this is a dualboot On my A; drive I'm running Windows 7.7600ex..This could be a easy fix if I could find it,[a small peace of editing I'm sure].The windows experience index is looking to place a file on Drive C;well I'm not running on Drive C: I'm running on A

.Could not find a suitable drive for the file.)I can't find the proper page to edit so it will save the file on A:drive instead of C;drive.There is lots of room on C: but I don't think 7 is recognizing my C

rive as the popper place to save it. Could be becouse Vista is on this Drive.I started With Vista Home p on Drive C: created a second drive On A: a Third on B: on to D: as DVD,on toE,F,G,H and I as Removable Disks X and Z as Network Drives. So A and B seemed Logical as My main Drives for Windows 7.7600...Now I've reed about this on many different sites same problem WEI is looking for Drive C:. Well it should be just a small bit of editing to change a drive letter in a command line I'd do it if I could find it??Well it shouldn't realty be a problem we're not running XP hear Next Generation won't even know what a Floppy drive is So if I changed them to lets sayJ and K it will find the right drive to leave it's file o?????

Hi and welcome X7Z,

You couldn't be any more cryptic if you tried.

I tried reading it 3 times over, but still don't have a clue what you problem/question is.

Please try to format your text a little, keep to the facts, and refrain from to many on the side comments.

greetz

 

[Tews]

Hi and welcome X7Z,

You couldn't be any more cryptic if you tried.

I tried reading it 3 times over, but still don't have a clue what you problem/question is.

Please try to format your text a little, keep to the facts, and refrain from to many on the side comments.

greetz

I cant believe he said all that with one breath!

 

[Lee]

First welcome to Seven Forums

Trying to figure out why you have so many drives. Are these all partitions generated from the two on board HDDs. I understand the two network drives, but am at a loss as to the rest. Can you break it down into columns so it would be easier to read, thus understand where you need help.

 

[zigzag3143]

C;drive is Vista Home premium.Second Drive is Drive A: on this drive I'm running 2 WDC WD 10EACS Drives, 1 TB> each,yes this is a dualboot On my A; drive I'm running Windows 7.7600ex..This could be a easy fix if I could find it,[a small peace of editing I'm sure].The windows experience index is looking to place a file on Drive C;well I'm not running on Drive C: I'm running on A

.Could not find a suitable drive for the file.)I can't find the proper page to edit so it will save the file on A:drive instead of C;drive.There is lots of room on C: but I don't think 7 is recognizing my C

rive as the popper place to save it. Could be becouse Vista is on this Drive.I started With Vista Home p on Drive C: created a second drive On A: a Third on B: on to D: as DVD,on toE,F,G,H and I as Removable Disks X and Z as Network Drives. So A and B seemed Logical as My main Drives for Windows 7.7600...Now I've reed about this on many different sites same problem WEI is looking for Drive C:. Well it should be just a small bit of editing to change a drive letter in a command line I'd do it if I could find it??Well it shouldn't realty be a problem we're not running XP hear Next Generation won't even know what a Floppy drive is So if I changed them to lets sayJ and K it will find the right drive to leave it's file o?????

Ummmmmmmmmmmmm???????????????????????????????????????????????

 

[Lee]

Four of us attempted to answer the question at the same time.

 

[SquonkSC]

Four of us attempted to answer the question at the same time.

None of us could.

 

[Antman]

To answer the OP's question: No. You need to eliminate your assignments to A and B first.

Then, ask a more lucid question.

 

[X7Z]

This is a very simple problem I have 3 internal drives C:my main drive has Vista Home Pre.on it Works great for Vista. Thats not were the problem is Second and third Drives are a main drive and an Acronis backup drive A:drive has Windows 7.7600... B:dirve is the backup.I know A: should have been caled C:drive well on a dual boot you can't have two C:drives A: was empty so I used it as my Main drive for my Windows7. Well here is the problem Windows Exp.Ind. on my Windows 7rive (A would like to save The windows experience index file on Drive C: Witch is the wrong drive it should be trying to save it on the drive from witch it came from, A:.Well it shouldn't realty be a problem if I could find the command line to editing to change a drive letter in the command to save the file on any Hard drive or any ware for it's further use. Know with Vista I or anybody can go in and alter there WEI to any # they would like it' very easy.With W7 it's just as easy so If any body knows were I can find the file I need to alter Crive -TO- Arive Please let me know.Thank-you all for your time.

 

[SquonkSC]

Hi X7Z,

Again I had to read your post several times to make any cheese from it. (Dutch expression )
Before I am going to tell you how to solve your problem, I really need to ask you to (next time) do a better job at formating your text.

I just skipped a line to make my text easier to read.
When you write your post, there is a "Preview Post" button.
It's there for you to see how your post is going to look to others.
Every time you write a few lines, you can click on "Preview Post" to check how it all looks.

Now I skipped a line because I am changing the subject.

To elaborate on your question.
Wei scores are by default saved in: C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore
They are saved as XML files, so to edit them you'll need a XML editor,
because editing them in notepad is as daunting as reading your first post.

The file you need to edit is: 2009-07-27 03.48.02.989 Formal.Assessment (Initial).WinSAT.xml
(Look for the one with the latest date)

In the XML file look for the section starting with <WinSPR>

<WinSPR>
<SystemScore>1</SystemScore>
<MemoryScore>4</MemoryScore>
<CpuScore>3.2</CpuScore>
<CPUSubAggScore>3.5</CPUSubAggScore>
<VideoEncodeScore>3.7</VideoEncodeScore>
<GraphicsScore>1.9</GraphicsScore>
<Dx9SubScore>1</Dx9SubScore>
<Dx10SubScore>0</Dx10SubScore>
<GamingScore>1</GamingScore>
<StdDefPlaybackScore>TRUE</StdDefPlaybackScore>
<HighDefPlaybackScore>FALSE</HighDefPlaybackScore>
<DiskScore>4.5</DiskScore>

Change the scores, save the xml to A:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore

That should do the trick.

Good luck.

PS. looking forward to your next (properly formatted) question.

 

[Tews]

Now he can change his WEI score and his problem will be solved!! :roflmao:

Good Form squonksc!!

 

[zigzag3143]

The OP will probably set wei To 10

 

[SquonkSC]

The OP will probably set wei To 10

10 would probably lead to more problems.
9.9 seems to be the highest setting possible.

 

[zigzag3143]

M

Must be a 32bit limitation.

 

[X7Z]

aaaa Much better and once again thank-you

 

[iseeuu]

aaaa Much better and once again thank-you

X7Z;

With Windows 7, in dual boot mode, I like to set the hard drive I am booting to, for example Windows 7, as the C: drive, and in this case the Vista drive as another letter. Then when I boot into another OS, like Vista, I set that hard drive to C: and the Windows 7 drive to another letter. That way, whatever OS I boot to becomes the C: drive.

Robert

 

[X7Z]

there still should be a way to set the WEI to save on any Drive letter you would like for duel or even tri. booting PC's

 

[zigzag3143]

there still should be a way to set the WEI to save on any Drive letter you would like for duel or even tri. booting PC's

You know Microsoft just cant include every variation in an OS with like a million lines of code.

Ken

 

[X7Z]

The WEI score is still not the problem. Getting it to save a score on a different drive is the problem. Changing the drive letter would fix the problem.

 

[X7Z]

code editing is now so easy to change