Change Drive letters

[Guest]

Is it possible to change my disk drive letters allocated
by windows xp pro. I had added a new HDD after installing
xp pro and now its named f: i want to change it to d: .
Currently it is as follows
a: FDD
c: HDD containing XP files (NTFS)
d: CD RW Drive
e: CD ROM Drive
f: NEW HDD Empty And formatted using NTFS

What I want It To Be

a: FDD
c: HDD containing XP files (NTFS)
d: NEW HDD Empty And formatted using NTFS
e: CD RW Drive
f: CD ROM Drive

 

[JAX]

Go to "Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Computer Management> Storage>
Disk Management. There, you will be able to change the drive letters. Note,
you cannot change the letter of the drive that XP is installed on without
re-formatting.

HTH, JAX

 

[Me]

Is it possible to change my disk drive letters allocated
by windows xp pro. I had added a new HDD after installing
xp pro and now its named f: i want to change it to d: .
Currently it is as follows
a: FDD
c: HDD containing XP files (NTFS)
d: CD RW Drive
e: CD ROM Drive
f: NEW HDD Empty And formatted using NTFS

What I want It To Be

a: FDD
c: HDD containing XP files (NTFS)
d: NEW HDD Empty And formatted using NTFS
e: CD RW Drive
f: CD ROM Drive

Use Disk Manager to change the drive letters...

Lee

 

[GrandpaTCAM]

Klick on START, then on ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS, then on COMPUTER MANAGEMENT.
In the left side of the application click on DISK MANAGEMENT. On the right
hand upper window rightclick on the drive you want to change the driveletter
and psths....
You cannot change C:, since this is the system drive.
Caution: it changes the drive allright, but that does not mean that all of
the entries in the windows registry for applications will change with it.

 

[Alex Nichol]

Is it possible to change my disk drive letters allocated
by windows xp pro. I had added a new HDD after installing
xp pro and now its named f: i want to change it to d: .
Currently it is as follows
a: FDD
c: HDD containing XP files (NTFS)
d: CD RW Drive
e: CD ROM Drive
f: NEW HDD Empty And formatted using NTFS

Control Panel - Admin Tools - Computer Management, select Disk
Management and look lower right for the graphic of the drive.

R-click in a partition (other than your C or on a CD Drive icon and
you can 'Change Drive letter'