theres nothing wrong with dynamic unless you want to boot from it =\
if its an extra hard drive, you should be able to un plug it, load the machine into windows. then shut windows down hook it back up and reconfigure it that way, you might have to uninstall it through device manager.
if the drive you are on is the dynamic drive, ehich it shouldnt be, you would have to reinstall windows.
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if its an extra hard drive, you should be able to un plug it, load the machine into windows. then shut windows down hook it back up and reconfigure it that way, you might have to uninstall it through device manager.
if the drive you are on is the dynamic drive, ehich it shouldnt be, you would have to reinstall windows.
From Disk Management
Right click a volume on the dynamic disk and click Delete Volume.
Right click the dynamic disk and click Convert to Basic.
Dynamic Drives are the only way to get any raid function, and you can boot from them...
2000/2003/XP Pro are the only ones that support Dynamic, Home does not...
Short media, as usual, rules.....