Sorry to be a pain, but I've Rt clicked on "D" drive (going from 'my computer'), and don't see that option. If I do manage to alter it, how do I access any files on it as I had managed to install a couple before it clogged up?
(as you can tell, I'm on a bit of a steep learning curve!)
Thanks
Jason
Hi Jason,
Go through the Disk Management program that you took a screenshot from earlier. That way you should be able to remove the drive letter.
Kind Regards,
Mark
P.S. I would uninstall the programs you put on the D partition.
It's not going to let me
I get a message saying:
"Assigning or removing drive letters on the current boot or pagefile volume is not allowed"
Just a thought. Is it possible to move programme files from one partition to another? I know it's a long way round but I could install on D now I've cleared a bit of space and move to C?
The [D] Recovery Partition is the Boot partition.
That means you have Windows 7 installed on the [D] partition.
You probably started the Win 7 "upgrade" (install) from within XP (while XP was running).
I don't know how, or if, you can fix what you have now without a clean reinstall.
Clean Reinstall - Windows 7
I'm sure you're right about a clean reinstall. I haven't got anything to lose as I haven't managed to use it at all as it is.
Many thanks for all the help and patience you've shown me, and despite no solution I have learnt a lot. I hope one day I will be able to help someone as I've been helped.
Jason
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