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After installing Windows 7 in a separate partition as a dual boot option with Windows Vista in another partition, you may notice that Windows 7 installation does not list the drive in which Windows Vista is installed. Here is a simple fix!
This happens if the drive-letter is not assigned (in Windows 7) for the Windows Vista partition. You can do it manually using Disk Management MMC. Use these steps:
Assigning Drive Letter for the Windows Vista Partition
Click Start, type diskmgmt.msc and press ENTER
The Windows Vista partition should be visible in the Disk Management window.
Right-click on the Vista partition, and click Change Drive Letter and Paths
Click the Add button.
Assign a drive letter for the partition and click OK.
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So it’s not just me!
Nice tip.
Oddly in Vista and XP Pro you can see all your OSes/Drives.
Good fix..!