Guest Paul Walker Posted December 11, 2007 Posted December 11, 2007 I had to rebuild a system recently and after doing a standard install of XP on a new disk attached the old disk to copy over documents. The attached disk was the D: drive. The documents were located on one of the profiles desktop folder. I copies over 6 different documents folders into the administrators documents folder on the new disk. Ok I remove the old disk. Now I have my main C: Drive and a CD ROM drive D:. When I click on the copied folders in the admins documents folder up comes a message 'Please insert a disk in drive D:' This is the original location of the documents. Doing a properties on the entire folder reveals that the documents are there just inaccessible. Clicking on the folder containing the documents make the computer think that the contents are located on the old drive not the new drive. Any idea's how I correct this so i can access the documents in the copied folders/ Thanks Paul, Quote
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