I want to add Vista, dual boot, to my existing system.
I have my drive partitioned into three parts: C; for Windows XP Pro, D: for my data and E: onto which I have installed Vista Business. When I boot Vista I really want that D: to remain as D:. Some of my applications have drive letters encoded in their config files. But Vista insists that the XP Pro partition be called D:.
I am looking for a way to convince Vista to identify that partition as something other than D:?
Would it matter if I put Vista on a totally separate drive? I have a second drive that I could create space on.
I have my drive partitioned into three parts: C; for Windows XP Pro, D: for my data and E: onto which I have installed Vista Business. When I boot Vista I really want that D: to remain as D:. Some of my applications have drive letters encoded in their config files. But Vista insists that the XP Pro partition be called D:.
I am looking for a way to convince Vista to identify that partition as something other than D:?
Would it matter if I put Vista on a totally separate drive? I have a second drive that I could create space on.