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A popular site, BlogsDNA has recently posted a guide on how to solve the issue of hard drive partitions not showing up in the latest Windows 7 beta.
For those with dual-boot or multiple OS configurations, this will restore access to XP, Vista, or other partitions for file transferring and other useful purposes.
Basically, all that needs to be done is the assignment of a drive letter for the XP/Vista/other OS partition. To do this, open the Start menu in Windows 7 and type in "diskmgmt.msc" which will open the Disk Management Interface, and assign a drive letter to the unrecognized partition.
At the end of it you merely need to check your windows explorer or 'my computer' to confirm if missing drive of windows XP or Vista is shown up or not.
For those with dual-boot or multiple OS configurations, this will restore access to XP, Vista, or other partitions for file transferring and other useful purposes.
Basically, all that needs to be done is the assignment of a drive letter for the XP/Vista/other OS partition. To do this, open the Start menu in Windows 7 and type in "diskmgmt.msc" which will open the Disk Management Interface, and assign a drive letter to the unrecognized partition.
At the end of it you merely need to check your windows explorer or 'my computer' to confirm if missing drive of windows XP or Vista is shown up or not.