Hi,
I inadvertently unsubscribed to earlier post.
I used gparted to resize c: drive and create e: and f: patitions. was wrong thing to do.
I have winxp on c: drive and coped it to e: drive also then loaded win7 on f drive to then learn windows doesn't recognise linux parts.
What can I do at this point to correct things?
win7 Disk management shows
c: Simple basic NTFS Healthy(System, Active primary Partition
E: simple Basic NTFS Healty(logical drive)
F: simple Basic NTFS Healthy(boot, Page File, Crashdump, Logical Drive)
I inadvertently unsubscribed to earlier post.
I used gparted to resize c: drive and create e: and f: patitions. was wrong thing to do.
I have winxp on c: drive and coped it to e: drive also then loaded win7 on f drive to then learn windows doesn't recognise linux parts.
What can I do at this point to correct things?
win7 Disk management shows
c: Simple basic NTFS Healthy(System, Active primary Partition
E: simple Basic NTFS Healty(logical drive)
F: simple Basic NTFS Healthy(boot, Page File, Crashdump, Logical Drive)
My Computer
At a glance
32bit
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- OS
- 32bit