Sixpence
05-10-2002, 10:04 PM
Recently I installed windows back over itself.. I do it on and off-It's normally pain free, But this time halfway through the install a dialog box comes up "-6002 cannot intialise DirectIO"...
Wonderful... 001 is acting up... So I remove and finish the install. Try putting the card in later..
Get to the main windows screen... same box comes up..... Damn Damn... So I copy all the stuff I want to keep to another partition ( i've 2 HDD's with 6 partitons) and start from scratch reformatting C: along the way and getting everything to where I want it. I then burnt a copy of the drive to CD and copied to my D: drive (which is on another physical HDD).
Now for my problem. D won't boot. Now I know that windows writes to the boot sector of a drive & by copying across I'm not getting this. Is there any wat around this.. i'd like to run internet/games etc on this other drive. 2 computers was okay until you have to transfer stuff between them, so I'd rather use just one...
Also can someone suggest a program which will copy the drive kinda similar to the Restore disk that comes with a lot of computers?
Phew,,,
Wonderful... 001 is acting up... So I remove and finish the install. Try putting the card in later..
Get to the main windows screen... same box comes up..... Damn Damn... So I copy all the stuff I want to keep to another partition ( i've 2 HDD's with 6 partitons) and start from scratch reformatting C: along the way and getting everything to where I want it. I then burnt a copy of the drive to CD and copied to my D: drive (which is on another physical HDD).
Now for my problem. D won't boot. Now I know that windows writes to the boot sector of a drive & by copying across I'm not getting this. Is there any wat around this.. i'd like to run internet/games etc on this other drive. 2 computers was okay until you have to transfer stuff between them, so I'd rather use just one...
Also can someone suggest a program which will copy the drive kinda similar to the Restore disk that comes with a lot of computers?
Phew,,,