XP Home multi media?
You mean XP Media Centre Edition?
Right click on the " my computer" icon and choose manage. One of the tabs on the left should be labelled something like "Local volume / Disk management". Post a screenshot of that page here.
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If your pc is old (circa 2000) then its bios probably has a cap of 32gb.
Try updating your BIOS maybe if this is the case?
Modern machines have a cap of 320 i think
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The second disk has to be set to slave and the first hard disk (one windows is on) has to be set to master. Use tweezers or long nose pliers to move the plastic tab on the back of the drive so that it connects a different set of pins. The drive casing istelf should have a chart depicting master/slave jumper arrangements
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