I'm a bit confused as to how quick-formatting works with RAID drives and when you need to do a full format.<BR><BR>I have two identical Seagate 320 Gb drives. When I added one of them to my system, ...

Again, in Explorer you can still see both drives but you can tell C and D have swapped because the sizes are different.<P><<EDIT>>--Or you can just change the boot order in the BIOS with both IDE and ...

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