How can I determine which harddrive hold D: E: F: etc?

[gargoyle47]

How can I determine which harddrive hold C: D: E: F: etc?

I have 2 harddrives and each harddrive is partitioned in to various drives.

Example:
Harddrive #1 C: E: F:
Harddrive #2 D: G:

Is there software to find this kind of information??

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[ski]

I'm not sure that I understand your question.

In your "Example: Harddrive #1 C: E: F:, Harddrive #2 D: G:"
you have stated which HD's have which partitions.
And from that example, HD #1 has a primary partition and an extended partition sub-divided into 2 logical partitions, and HD #2 has a primary partition and an extended partition.

 

[gargoyle47]

I do not know which hard drives contain the drives D: E: F: G:

This is what I would like to determine. I want to keep non-critical data on a particular drive and critical data on the other but I can not do this if I do not know which hard drive hold what drives.. I is clearer now.

All I know now is that C: resides on hard drive #1 I do not know where the other ones are.

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[edfair]

fdisk shows this.
Also Belarc Advisor and I assume Sysoft Sandra and Mitchell.



Ed Fair
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[mainegeek]

You could also look at the drive properties in "My Computer" and take note of the capacity.

 

[DanPenny]

Open a DOS window. Type in;

fdisk/status

It's a good day when you learn something

 

[mukinusa]

You could try ranesh partition management software, it is a bootable floppy.

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[pcs007]

Control Panel -> Administrative tools -> Computer Management -> disk Management

This will show all storage devices on the computer and their logical drives.

 

[gargoyle47]

Hi all,
Thanks for the replies.
I did find that fdisk /statu did give me the information that I needed.

I have tryed ranesh partition management software before but I found it rather confusing to use. So I do not think I have it anymore.

And lastly "Control Panel -> Administrative tools -> Computer Management -> disk Management" What version of windows is this for I am running Win98 and I do not have these items.

Once again thanks for the replies

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