Demetri:

If you're not having other computer problems, why not just copy your data
from your E: drive to your D: drive, or if you have a burner, copy it en
masse to a CD-R or RW. then reformat your E: and copy the stuff back. At
least this doesn't require reinstalling OS and/or all your programs.
Sounds like time to bite the bullet and listen to the Norton techie.
jack payton

On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 21:01:11 -0400 Demetri Kolokotronis
<[log in to unmask]> writes:
> I was digesting posts good people on this list sent in response to
query
> I posted under above heading, when it occurred to me I should post more
> details before I proceed further.
>
> Norton Utilities 13.00.0.36 gives me error message, "Drive E: may not
be
> configured correctly. Norton Disk Doctor cannot run on this drive."
>
> Norton technician said to reformat, which I am reluctant to do. Have
> three partitions, C: Windows 98 and programs that cannot be installed
on
> another drive, D: programs, E: data. Planned to reformat C and
reinstall
> Windows, leaving other partitions undisturbed. However, I wonder if I
> should disturb C. Is there a way I can just repartition E to fix
problem.
>
> I told Norton technician Scandisk runs on drive E with no problem. He
> stated that there still was a problem according to NDD, and I should
> reformat.
>
> Demetri Kolokotronis

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