How do you reassign drive letters?

S

Sonars_UK

Hi,

My hard drive died on me so I had to install a new one.

The new drive is showing up as F though and C is showing up as removeable
disk (I think this is the card reader on my printer).

Does anyone know how to reassign the drive names to the more convention C
for hard drive?

Thanks in advance,

Sonars UK
 
M

~misfit~

Sonars_UK said:
Hi,

My hard drive died on me so I had to install a new one.

The new drive is showing up as F though and C is showing up as
removeable disk (I think this is the card reader on my printer).

Does anyone know how to reassign the drive names to the more
convention C for hard drive?

Thanks in advance,

Sonars UK

What OS? (Windows version)
 
N

notritenotteri

just came across a good thread in alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus at


notritenotteri said:
Xp allows you to redesignate drives from the resource manager if I
remember correctly.
 
M

~misfit~

notritenotteri said:
Xp allows you to redesignate drives from the resource manager if I
remember correctly.

But not for the boot drive that XP resides on.
 
R

rj

Try the Neanderthal method. Remove the power cable from all the drives
except the one with the OS on it & power up. The system should pick that up
as "C", power down & add the next one. (if you have more than one hard
drive). Then add the CD drive so it'll show up last.
 
M

~misfit~

rj said:
Try the Neanderthal method. Remove the power cable from all the
drives except the one with the OS on it & power up. The system
should pick that up as "C", power down & add the next one. (if you
have more than one hard drive). Then add the CD drive so it'll show
up last.

Good suggestion, however I don't think it will work with XP. I would be
interested to know the result if the OP tries it.
 

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