My computer has an unusual set up - it boots from the D: drive but Windows is on the C: drive

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Wolstan Dixie

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PC is Windows 7, 64bit. Disc Manager output appended. The C: drive has no boot partition.

Can I use the 'Change Boot Partition' procedure on pp 18-19 of the manual to make the C: drive the boot drive? Or will Windows already being on the drive confuse things?
 

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It will work fine.
Remember to change your BIOS boot order, otherwise it will continue to boot from the D copy even though you've got one on C.
When you've finally rebooted into C via the C/boot, you'll see C is marked system, boot and active, at which point you'll be free to do anything you want to D without affecting your OS.
 
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