hard drive has 2 drive letters

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Z.K.

I have a 80GB drive that I just reformatted and now it is showing up in
2 different drive letters as J: and as L: . How do I fix this so it
only has a single drive letter; it is not a compressed drive.

Z.K.
 
C

Cari \(MS-MVP\)

Does it have one single partition or two? If two, it will have two drive
letters. Have you rebooted after the format?
 
K

Kenw

I have a 80GB drive that I just reformatted and now it is showing up in
2 different drive letters as J: and as L: . How do I fix this so it
only has a single drive letter; it is not a compressed drive.

Z.K.
If you have a card reader ,internal or external, unplug it first.


KenW
 
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Andrew Murray

Dismount the compressed volume.....? Compressed drives haven't really been
the "in-thing" since "DriveSpace" in Windows 3.1.

But I have a feeling it is more a matter that the drive is partitioned -
each partition is treated as a separate disk drive.
 

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