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Like shanenin said it could be another drive messing with G To change it back go to Control Panel > Administrator Tools > Computer Management Then click Storage > Disk Management (Local) Then Right Click the drive > Change Drive Letter and Paths for (DRIVE LETTER) Remove the drive letter then click add and add a new drive letter

I just switched back to XP because the programs I use on a daily (Photoshop CS2 and Expression Web) bases make Vista VERY slow. It depends on what you will be doing and your specs If you have 2GB+ of RAM go for vista. 1GB of RAM isnt enough for me. Memory always goes to 100% and CPU stays at like 20%

Here is my main computer desktop featuring my gf.

yup sure is! so is the other one The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

Here is my laptop, will post desktop's soon!