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zomk777

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  1. hi zomk777,

    that interesting, someone else already report me that the "drive letter preassignment" option can assign 2 letter for a partition.

    I could never reproduce this, but mountvol.exe should be able to removed the wrong drive letters. :unsure:

    The assignment of the system drive letter always works well for me.

    One think that maybe help finding the problem:

    - after winntsetup finished load the the offline system hive and save the MountedDevices key:

    reg load HKLM\SYS C:\Windows\system32\config 
    reg export HKLM\SYS\MountedDevices C:\MountedDevices_before_Reboot.reg
    reg unload HKLM\SYS

    reboot and let installation continue, after new windows has booted to desktop

    export the new MountedDevices key

    reg export HKLM\System\MountedDevices C:\MountedDevices_after_Setup.reg

    please send me both reg files

    cheers.gif

    Hi, thanks for your reply,but i am sorry that i had format my partition after i find the assignment error.so i can't give u my reg file :unsure:

    But i used another inst tool and everything goes well (I choose both Inst & boot drive as C),It is also based on Fujianabc's NT6 Fast Installer,but Its interface is Chinese...

    hope you can find its code and get something useful. :yes:

    http://www.mediafire.com/?6of8xdbm9lmusfb

  2. :blink: I use it to install windows 7 from pe(XP based) and select both the boot drive and installation drive as C(first and primary partition of hdd)

    :w00t: OK everything goes well...

    :wacko: Then after installation finished,I go to "my computer" and I found my OS partition becomes the letter D ..... :wacko: and it's unchangeable ...

    I tried again with other option such as change the instdrive to D or mount installation drive as D,but still have some letter errors: in my computer there comes a virtual partition B,it is the same as C(now C is the OS partition)....

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