Hi
Previously I installed Windows 7 Home and then upgraded to Pro. After a file corrupted which I couldn't fix I did a fresh install of Windows 7 Pro.
This didn't install on the original C: Drive, it installed itself on the other internal HD. Now the OS calls this the C: Drive and the original HD isn't detected.
I've considered swapping the cables between the two hard drives. If I do that, can I configure everything in BIOS alone, or would I need to configure the pins on the hard drives? ( I haven't done that before so I'd need a clear walk-through.)
Is there any other way to get the computer/OS to detect and access the HD that had been the C: Drive?
Previously I installed Windows 7 Home and then upgraded to Pro. After a file corrupted which I couldn't fix I did a fresh install of Windows 7 Pro.
This didn't install on the original C: Drive, it installed itself on the other internal HD. Now the OS calls this the C: Drive and the original HD isn't detected.
I've considered swapping the cables between the two hard drives. If I do that, can I configure everything in BIOS alone, or would I need to configure the pins on the hard drives? ( I haven't done that before so I'd need a clear walk-through.)
Is there any other way to get the computer/OS to detect and access the HD that had been the C: Drive?