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Old 17-01-2004, 00:43   #4
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Re: Removing a 2nd hard disk

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Originally Posted by Juan
To remove 2nd hard disk from a PC do I just physically take it out and the BIOS will detect its gone and Windows will remove drive letters? Or do I need to use a boot disk and FDISK to remove the drive letters or doesn't FDISK do that?

Thanks
You can just remove it as long as its not the disk you run windows from and you haven't done anything silly like install all your program files on there or changed the default location of your swap/page file.

Shutdown your PC physically remove the disk (make sure you get the right one) and then reboot, if you get any problems, stick it back in then come here again for more help

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