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Thanks, the registry edit worked. &nbsp;&lt;Vista is not the same as XP, the individual doc folders are different&gt;
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Thanks, the registry edit worked.  <Vista is not the same as XP, the individual doc folders are different>

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I have vista and my data hard drive died. &nbsp;I set all my document as a target on my other hard drive. &nbsp;How do I set that target back to the C drive without the data drive working??<br />
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I had a setup of two small fast drives in Raid 0 for OS and Software. &nbsp;&gt;these work fine<br />
1 large hard drive to handle all Data. &gt;dead<br />
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Music, Pictures, Documents, all gone, i dont care, i have backup. &nbsp;Just want to point the default location back to functioning hard drives.
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I have vista and my data hard drive died.  I set all my document as a target on my other hard drive.  How do I set that target back to the C drive without the data drive working??

I had a setup of two small fast drives in Raid 0 for OS and Software.  >these work fine
1 large hard drive to handle all Data. >dead

Music, Pictures, Documents, all gone, i dont care, i have backup.  Just want to point the default location back to functioning hard drives.

how do i move the target back to normal c partion from broken d drive?

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