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Boot drive overlain on data drive
Just wanted to ask if anyone had seen anything like this. I have a whitebox HTPC that I built about 6 years ago. Aside from Win and other software updates, this hasn't changed over that time and has been operating just fine. Macrium Reflect is used to image (full & incrementals) the system drive every night to a NAS.
The system drive is a 128GB SSD (C:) and it has a 2TB data drive (D:) for misc. junk.
Today I went into the data drive to clean out some stuff and found that the drive structure had been changed. It appears that the D: drive has been overlaid with a copy of the C: drive and the system reserved space with these being labeled as F: and D: respectively. All other space was converted to unallocated. Prior to this the D: drive was just a large block of storage partition. I've included a disk management capture.
I will be reformatting this to a single open partition, but did want to ask if anyone has ever seen anything like this? I'm sort of at a loss and as far as I can recall it wasn't something that I did, but who knows. I don't look at this drive very often, so can't pin down when this might have happened.
Any other advice would also be appreciated. Thanks
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