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February 21st 09, 02:29 AM
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Dynamic Disk BSOD
I have Vista ultimate installed on my original harddrive. I recently installed a new harddrive which i partitioned and made a backup partition and a partition which I installed linux onto. I had some unallocated space and chose to extend my backup partition but to do so it said i had to convert my second harddrive into a dynamic disk. I clicked ok and now when i startup into vista I get a BSOD saying "unmountable_boot_volume" Note that no part of my Vista install is on my second harddrive and nothing on my first harddrive has changed. Is there anyway to revert back from a dynamic disk or any other fix to this problem? -- jashfa93 
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