No it doesn't.
Edit: by the way i should mention here, windows dunno why has a habit of screwing around with my drive letters after a reinstall. i have just reinstalled it a couple of days ago (the first time since i got this system) and it had modified my drive letters i really don't know why so i had changed them to the original order since they were breaking a few things apart from the change perception after being used to the order for years.
Post a maximized snip of disk management, not some little ol thing, for me to see the whole thing.
Here it is... also do note the edit on my last post.
Everything looks to be in order, are all the contents of the partitions/drives present?
I don't have a clue why it would break the drive letters, creating the SysResv shouldn't have any issue with that though.
Yeah all contents are present and accessible. this drive letter issue also used to happen back when i was on xp (and on a different computer)...maybe cause of many partitions or cause it might've arranged them in alphabetical order according to the labels during the install?
Well anyways its working fine so no worries. i'l only have 3 partitions on each drive from now on hopefully it should sort itself out.
Did that..some good info over there..
I checked with cmd on winre, it lists
c: as system reserved
d: my present d
e: as present e
f: as my present g:
g: as windows partition
h: as my present f:
Yeah they don't always agree, this first one is from my machine in diskpart in an elevated command window while in Windows 7
click to enlargeand this one is booted to diskpart
this is disk management
Last edited by Bare Foot Kid; 07 Jul 2011 at 16:38. Reason: Added DM snip!
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