hi thomas, > In the office, I have one local HDD with two partitions, C and D. TB's > program files reside on C, mailbase on D.
> What I intend to do is to add another physical HDD with another two > partitions. If I understand Windows correctly, C will then be the > first partition on HDD0, D will be the first partition on HDD1, E is > the second on HDD0 and F is the second on HDD1. This is Windows > default and I cannot change anything about it - if this is incorrect, > please let me know! you don't mention the version of windows you're running or if the partitions on the new hdd will be logical or primary. no matter, i think your assumption is incorrect ... at least for win2k and winxp. via disk management, you have the ability to assign/reassign drive letters as you see fit. i have 8 hdd's and do it all the time. check it out ... settings -> control panel -> administrative tools -> computer management -> disk management. if drive letters aren't the way you want them after installing the new hdd, temporarily reassign a new letter to the partition with the letter you want (e.g., D -> Q) ... that frees up D for reassignment. then go to E, make it D, go to Q, make it E, and so on. drop me a line off list if i'm not being clear. thanks/regards, .. -- ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.80.06 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
