I've re-installed an old IBM PN73P0761 with 3GB RAM and Windows XP Prof - new partition and formating of the hard drive - UNFORTUNATELY the drive letter was set to E: without me notice !
And I installed all my SW, updating and it worked fine - THEN I noticed the bad letter on the system drive - argh !!!!!!!
I tried to change the letter acording to this
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223188 - I ONLY changed the drive letter from E: to C: - NOTHING more !
And when I booted the next time the machine "freezes" with the nice 2 collered blue XP-screen - a dark blue ribbon on top and buttom of the screen and in the light blue part in the middle there is a XP-logo - the mouse cursor is working - but nothing else
works !
I managed to start in a DOS-prompt mode and right now I'm doing some "CHKDSK /p /r"
Can I in this DOS-mode "change the drive letter back to E: and then live with it" or what else can/should I do ?
Best regards KSor, Denmark
