Timothy Daniels wrote:
"Arno" wrote:
[.......]
AFAIK, for Windows you do not have much choice bedises
extended partitions as it does not know how to handle several
primaries on one disk. [....]

Say what? Windows accommodates up to 4 Primary partitions
on a single hard disk, or one to three Primaries plus one Extended.
The Extended partitions may have "many" logical drives - up to 24
according to PCGuide:
http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/file/...titions-c.html

Well, then thi has finally be fixed. It was an issue for years
and I frankly did not try it again after it failed way back.

Arno