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Network drive letters are conflicting with the automatic drive assignments
created by Windows XP.
Specifically, our users have learned that their network recourses reside on
the G: drive and personal data on their H: drive and, various user
application settings have been set to a mapped G: or H: drive.
when a manufacturer installs removable drives or a user inserts a USB thumb
drive Windows XP assigns the device the next available letter depending on
what devices exist. (ie: D:CD/RW, EVD, F: ZIP, G: Removable Drive, H: USB
Drive)
We need this setting to stay with an "image" so that we do not have to make
the changes on each workstation.
I have tried to rename the MountedDevices through RegEdit but the changes
did not hold after an image restore. I have also looked into the Diskpart
tool but i do not see a way to assign a new letter to a volume by type. (if
type is "Removable" assign letter = T)
What is the best method of assigning the removeble drive letters so that
they are not given G or H as a drive letter?
created by Windows XP.
Specifically, our users have learned that their network recourses reside on
the G: drive and personal data on their H: drive and, various user
application settings have been set to a mapped G: or H: drive.
when a manufacturer installs removable drives or a user inserts a USB thumb
drive Windows XP assigns the device the next available letter depending on
what devices exist. (ie: D:CD/RW, EVD, F: ZIP, G: Removable Drive, H: USB
Drive)
We need this setting to stay with an "image" so that we do not have to make
the changes on each workstation.
I have tried to rename the MountedDevices through RegEdit but the changes
did not hold after an image restore. I have also looked into the Diskpart
tool but i do not see a way to assign a new letter to a volume by type. (if
type is "Removable" assign letter = T)
What is the best method of assigning the removeble drive letters so that
they are not given G or H as a drive letter?