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USE partition magic 8 &nbsp;to see the problem.<br />
Or you can try to control panel--&gt;administrative Tools--&gt; Computer management ---&gt; Disk management<br />
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What OS you use?
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USE partition magic 8  to see the problem.
Or you can try to control panel-->administrative Tools--> Computer management ---> Disk management

What OS you use?

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Use Disk Management as haoss said, remove the disk's and rescan them in.<br />
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Are there any other settings for your PCI controller card that might effect it?
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Use Disk Management as haoss said, remove the disk's and rescan them in.

Are there any other settings for your PCI controller card that might effect it?

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I cloned one of the disks using ghost and the problem has solved itself! Thanks for the help anyway.
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I cloned one of the disks using ghost and the problem has solved itself! Thanks for the help anyway.

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I would like to close this question and have my points refunded since the problem solved itself (see above). Thanks.
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I would like to close this question and have my points refunded since the problem solved itself (see above). Thanks.

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I recently installed a 3rd 60GB hard drive in my system on a PCI controller card (Primary Master - only device on cable). My other 2 drives are the Primary Master and Primary Slave on the motherboard controller. Now, in My Computer I see 4 60 GB hard drives (I only have 3). I noticed that letters H: and J: are the same drive. When I copy a file to one it does not show up in the other. Of course, I do not want two letters for one drive. Does anyone have any idea how to remedy this problem? Thanks!<br />
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sreiner
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I recently installed a 3rd 60GB hard drive in my system on a PCI controller card (Primary Master - only device on cable). My other 2 drives are the Primary Master and Primary Slave on the motherboard controller. Now, in My Computer I see 4 60 GB hard drives (I only have 3). I noticed that letters H: and J: are the same drive. When I copy a file to one it does not show up in the other. Of course, I do not want two letters for one drive. Does anyone have any idea how to remedy this problem? Thanks!

sreiner

Problem: 2 Letters for 1 Drive

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