XP Mode real C: drive as the local C: drive

Under XP mode under Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit, neither My Computer nor
in a Commannd Box shows my actual C drive.

I can see in My Computer under Other the "C on HOSTNAME" and that is
my "real" C drive, and I can see all folders there.

How do I access the "real" C drive from a Command Box?

Where is that "Local C" drive located?

If I save a file into that XP "Local" C drive, where the heck will that be stored?

BarryM

Thanks for taking the time to research and reply!

That sure looked like it would solve the problem, but I get
The Network Path Was Not Found when I attempt anything
in the command box.

I've verified Integratiom Services was started
(the net start ... command reported it was already running),
but DIR \\HPENVY\C or NET USE X: \\HPENVY\C both
tell me that network path was not found
(yet the other drives in My computer show C ON HPENVY so I
didn't have a spelling problem!).

Problem Solved, but I sure don't know where it is documented.

The HostName of the XP box is not the name of the hardware, but, apparently,
a microsoft chosen name of tsclient, since I can now see the "real" drive
with dir \\tsclient\c and the suggested solution net use x: \\tsclient\c works
just fine.

So my ancient DOS DATAFLEX 3.2n STILL LIVES (since 1984 my company database!!)

Merrilly Christmas,

Barry Merrill

I got the printers working in XPM but where is the XP Mode drive c: located on the Win 7 machine drive c:?

Thanks, Chris

Thanks Kari,

I take it that means it's sorta' "zipped" into the VHD file. I guess backing up files would happen from the XP side of the OS.

Chris