Re: when installing XP pro, after first reboot, system corrected (destroy) files on attached SATA drive

In other words, run windows update to download service pack 1.

"Frodo" <No_Spam_I@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Windows XP, before Service pack one could only access 137GBs, (works out
to about 127GB after formatting).
Have you tried updating your Windows XP?

<tomt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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when installing XP pro, after first reboot, windows corrected files on
attached SATA drive (250GB). Now I have correct partition size (NTFS),
but incorrect disk size (only 128 GB) and almosy all files are
unusable. How to get back to previous state (correct file structure)?





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