James00007
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My drive letters have been mixed up and I'm Stuck in Automatic Repair.
in command prompt diskpart list disk and list
From what I remember C was SSD with OS, D was Raptor, E was Medion, F and G was Backup or Medion Temp (not sure which way around on this one). I think the failed drive is a drive that failed a while ago so I'm hoping thats nothing to worry about.
A little confused on what to do next to get these in the right order to get me back into windows using diskpart options:
select disk 0 ; selects the first disk
list volume ;shows all of the volumes on the selected disk and their drive letter and size
select volume 0 ; used to select the volume on the first disk
assign letter=e ; changes the drive letter assignment to a new drive letter e in this case.
list volume ; use this to show your changes are what you want them to be.
select volume 2 ; this is the volume that has windows on my machine and needs to be set to drive c
assign letter=c ; this assigns the drive letter to that volume
list volume ; use this to confirm your changes=
exit ; use this to exit the diskparm.exe program
Would it be better to organise these as is or maybe try removing some drives first?
I want to be sure how to proceed before making matters worse.
in command prompt diskpart list disk and list
From what I remember C was SSD with OS, D was Raptor, E was Medion, F and G was Backup or Medion Temp (not sure which way around on this one). I think the failed drive is a drive that failed a while ago so I'm hoping thats nothing to worry about.
A little confused on what to do next to get these in the right order to get me back into windows using diskpart options:
select disk 0 ; selects the first disk
list volume ;shows all of the volumes on the selected disk and their drive letter and size
select volume 0 ; used to select the volume on the first disk
assign letter=e ; changes the drive letter assignment to a new drive letter e in this case.
list volume ; use this to show your changes are what you want them to be.
select volume 2 ; this is the volume that has windows on my machine and needs to be set to drive c
assign letter=c ; this assigns the drive letter to that volume
list volume ; use this to confirm your changes=
exit ; use this to exit the diskparm.exe program
Would it be better to organise these as is or maybe try removing some drives first?
I want to be sure how to proceed before making matters worse.
