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hard drives combine and my documents disapeer
I bought a second larger hard drive, and after some time I decided to copy all of the information on the original onto the newer hard drive. It all went well until I realized that instead of having both my document folders I ony had one and the other's information wasn't there. So far I've tried to locate it with little luck. I know how I would have found it if one was a slave drive and the other a primary, but with both on the same drive I have no idea how to make the missing one appear. Any help would be welcome.
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11-09-2007, 02:29 PM
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Re: hard drives combine and my documents disapeer
Try getting hold of a bootable WinPE disk - such as here: http://www.ubcd4win.com/ and burn it onto a CD. This should enable you to locate and copy the My Documents folder from whichever disk has the proper files, and then paste them to a *new* folder on the second hard drive.
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