Hey all.
I have a client who is running a pc on Win98.
He has an 8gig hard disk in it mapped as C:
the thing is that there is also a drive mapped
as S: which is identical to C: ie if a file
is moved or copied to C: It is moved or copied
to S: aswell....I tried to format the S: drive
but it tells me that it is not a real drive and
is an alias of C: I also tried fdisk in dos
but wont let me do anything with it....
and another strange thing is that both the dirves
only have 4 gigs each!!!
What I want to do is get rid of S: altogether for
him...does anyone know how to do this?????
thanks in advance... Jay~
"I'll moider da bum."
- Heavyweight boxer Tony Galento, when asked what he thought of William Shakespeare.
~KeyTech
I have a client who is running a pc on Win98.
He has an 8gig hard disk in it mapped as C:
the thing is that there is also a drive mapped
as S: which is identical to C: ie if a file
is moved or copied to C: It is moved or copied
to S: aswell....I tried to format the S: drive
but it tells me that it is not a real drive and
is an alias of C: I also tried fdisk in dos
but wont let me do anything with it....
and another strange thing is that both the dirves
only have 4 gigs each!!!
What I want to do is get rid of S: altogether for
him...does anyone know how to do this?????
thanks in advance... Jay~
"I'll moider da bum."
- Heavyweight boxer Tony Galento, when asked what he thought of William Shakespeare.
~KeyTech