Yes, but you have to use the compression software that originally compressed
the drive. Also decompressing or "unmounting" as M$ likes to call it, is not
always fool proof. Have had it destroy data/files as many times as it has
run correctly which results in a reformat and reload and loss of data.

Also original hard drive must be large enough uncompressed to take all the
files in the uncompressed format.

Don't know why you have 3 windows folders. I can understand one each on the
compressed and uncompressed drive.

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-----Original Message-----
From: ehundrieser <[log in to unmask]>
>
>Upon inspecting Win95 I find the following:
>
>Drive C:   Ms_dos_6 (C)
>                   Host for c (H)
>
>The "compressed drive "C"  is stored on uncompressed drive "H" in the file
H://DBLSPACE.000"
>
>There appear to be three (3) different instances of Win directories. Being
a novice, this confuses me to bits!
>
>How can I make my drive a single "C" drive with one (1) Win files directory
instead of three (3). Is there a way of decompressing the entire drive and
make one (1) drive without loosing Win95 (OEM) in the process?

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