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Windows 2003 Migration Question

Asked by icarus004 in Windows 2000 Operating System

I am going to be upgrading Windows 2000 Advanced Server to Windows 2003 Standard server.  From what I have read so far this needs to be a new installation.  This is fine but I have a question.

Some quick background first.  This is a file server has two SCSI hard drives both NTFS.  The first drive is just the boot drive.  The second hard drive contains all files.  I will be installing 2003 on the first drive.

The question I have is.  After the new install of 2003 and I plug the second hard drive with all of the files back in....  Will the OS automatically recognize the drive as is or am I going to have to format and set it all up in Disk Management, which will make me lose everything?
 
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