Windows seems to have arbitrarily reassigned the drive
letters for my two CD-ROM drives. They were E and F, now
they're G and H. I was able to use Disk Management to
reassign one back to its original letter, but it won't
let me do the other one. Moreover, if I try to access
the one I reassigned (back to E) I get an error message
that says put a disk in the drive--even though there's
one there! Does anyone have any suggestions? I have a
locally-built clone with 256 MB, 2 hard drives, 2 CD-
ROMs, plus an add-in card powering another hard drive and
an Imation Superdisk.

thanks for any help anyone can provide.

Keith, first of all I hope you have at least a 350W Power Supply for all
that stuff. Check here for some info
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_abc.htm Select D and scroll to
drive letters.
"Keith M" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> Windows seems to have arbitrarily reassigned the drive
> letters for my two CD-ROM drives. They were E and F, now
> they're G and H. I was able to use Disk Management to
> reassign one back to its original letter, but it won't
> let me do the other one. Moreover, if I try to access
> the one I reassigned (back to E) I get an error message
> that says put a disk in the drive--even though there's
> one there! Does anyone have any suggestions? I have a
> locally-built clone with 256 MB, 2 hard drives, 2 CD-
> ROMs, plus an add-in card powering another hard drive and
> an Imation Superdisk.
>
> thanks for any help anyone can provide.