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Grimy
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Is it do-able? Its for a 2003 Terminal Server C: drive.
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Cr@ckerJ@ck
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I don't believe it is. |
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scuzzy
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Possibly, but I wouldn't even bother trying to attempt it. Make sure you back everything the f*** up and can restore it without dramas. Windows 2000 however, probably not what you want to start reading anyway.
http://faq.arstechnica.com/link.php?i=1806 **Disclaimer: This ONLY works if you have NOT used ANY of the "new" features of dynamic disks such as extending a partition or software RAID. This is an expert-level procedure, so if you don't know what you are doing, you shouldn't be attempting this.** last edited by scuzzy at 16:08:13 13/Mar/06 |
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