Want to avoid 750Sata Disk coming in as disk 0

[nesredep egrob]

I have bought a 750GB Sata WD disk to store some of the video I am working on at
the moment. When I open up Disk Management I see the disk is there as disk 0 and
that it is a dynamic disk.

I cannot remember how to sort out that problem. I was wanting the disk to be
partitioned in 5 seperate logical drives to continue after logical G.

I can really use some help here.
As you can guess I have installed the drive and used the W2000 disk to get to
where you press F6, where I used the floppie Raid to install the driver. From
there I dropped out of the installation using F3 all of which is fairly
standard.

Help Please

Borge in sunny Perth, Australia

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

"nesredep egrob" <Long. -31,48.21 Lat. 115,47.40> wrote in message
news4am93h4dtipe6uprvnpuetjam5glh80be@4ax.com...
>I have bought a 750GB Sata WD disk to store some of the video I am working
>on at
> the moment. When I open up Disk Management I see the disk is there as disk
> 0 and
> that it is a dynamic disk.
>
> I cannot remember how to sort out that problem. I was wanting the disk to
> be
> partitioned in 5 seperate logical drives to continue after logical G.
>
> I can really use some help here.
> As you can guess I have installed the drive and used the W2000 disk to get
> to
> where you press F6, where I used the floppie Raid to install the driver.
> From
> there I dropped out of the installation using F3 all of which is fairly
> standard.
>
> Help Please
>
> Borge in sunny Perth, Australia

If your question is about drive letters then it's easily answered:
Run diskmgmt.msc from the Start/Run box, then change the
letters as required.

 

[nesredep egrob]

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 12:19:20 +0200, "Pegasus \(MVP\)" <I.can@fly.com> wrote:

>
>"nesredep egrob" <Long. -31,48.21 Lat. 115,47.40> wrote in message
>news4am93h4dtipe6uprvnpuetjam5glh80be@4ax.com...
>>I have bought a 750GB Sata WD disk to store some of the video I am working
>>on at
>> the moment. When I open up Disk Management I see the disk is there as disk
>> 0 and
>> that it is a dynamic disk.
>>
>> I cannot remember how to sort out that problem. I was wanting the disk to
>> be
>> partitioned in 5 seperate logical drives to continue after logical G.
>>
>> I can really use some help here.
>> As you can guess I have installed the drive and used the W2000 disk to get
>> to
>> where you press F6, where I used the floppie Raid to install the driver.
>> From
>> there I dropped out of the installation using F3 all of which is fairly
>> standard.
>>
>> Help Please
>>
>> Borge in sunny Perth, Australia
>
>If your question is about drive letters then it's easily answered:
>Run diskmgmt.msc from the Start/Run box, then change the
>letters as required.
>
No I have handled that badly. But thanks for the help. I took exception to the
fact that the disk was disk0, I had expected it to be disk2 as I already have 0
and 1. More to the point was a question about signature and a mention of Dynamic
disk that worried me. However eventually I clicked OK on that and that was the
end of trouble. The disk turned out to be Basic as I had wanted. I sorted the
letters from Settings etc.
Eventually I shall fit another disk of like size. I presume to have a Raid array
0 that I shall have to convert the first disk to dynamic?. The idea I have about
that is that one disk should become the working disk and the other an automatic
backup, am I right. If not I shall have to do some more reading on that subject.

Borge in sunny Perth, Australia