Pretty much the same as it was before except I was able to eliminate
grub somehow.
This is the current state of the hard disk.

OK, assuming that you've expunged any add-ons to Windows that were using
those non-Windows partitions, you should now be able to use Partition
Magic to delete those non-Windows partitions and expand the C: partition
into the unallocated space.

Be careful: if you've left some add-on in Windows that uses any of the
non-Windows partitions, then it will be very pissed when you boot.  It
might even prevent the system from booting.

Russell

I tried to use Partition Magic and for some strange reason
it was unable to modify the disk partitions. Some thing about
denied access to the hard disk. I'll try ti again and see if
I can record the actual error message.

So far the Symantec India tech support as been worthless
but then again the India Earthlink tech support is also
worthless. It would behoove one to check the tech support
before one bought a software product.



Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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