There is quite the abundance of kids and animals around here and alot of the cars that come through are hauling a$$. I can think of ways to get them to stop,, but unfortunately it wouldnt exactly be legal and would get myself in trouble. anyone have ideas or advice?
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Okay, first off it would appear that you have erased your D drive. Because it is listed as RAW, it has no file system on it, and thus cannot be used. If you had files on this D drive, I believe they are gone. To do anything regarding the use of additional drives, you need to first (be careful!) go to the Disk Management section. Start Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management There will be two areas on the new window that appears. One has a listing that looks like a file tree in Windows Explorer. It says Computer Management (Local) as the top listing. In this left hand side of the screen, select the option Disk Management. The right side of the screen will change to a split between a list of the drives on your computer and a graphical representation of them. I assume that you got to this point, but still needed help. There should be a Disk 0 and a Disc 1. I assume your Disk 1 is the one listed as RAW. Because it does not have a file system, I can infer that when you installed Windows XP, you told it to format them both, likely accidentally. If this was a drive with data on it, the data is likely gone. At this point, you have two options. Option 1: find someone who has, or buy a file recovery program. Likely if the erasing happened during the installation of Windows, it was a QuickFormat and the data was NOT erased. In this scenario, the data remains, but the map (persay) was erased. If the drive had no data, or you don't really care that the data is now gone, you can format the drive by right clicking on the RAW section, click format and choose the settings you want. I recomment NTFS as the file system. Jake
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