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I have a problem with Windows XP, I have changed the drive letters for my CD
and DVD devices to V and W to avoid the constant re-lettering of these drives
due to the addition of USB memory devices or flash memory cards.
For some reason Windows XP seems to continually forget the letters that I
have reassigned these drives, and it reassigns new letters to them again, to
whatever configuration it thinks appropriate at that moment. The end result
is that my CD-ROM and DVD-ROM always seemed to be labeled with a different
drive letter. This moving target of changing drive letters is causing other
programs to have problems since they never seem to know where to find the
constantly moving optical drives.
How do I make Windows keep the drive letters that I have assigned to these
devices?
and DVD devices to V and W to avoid the constant re-lettering of these drives
due to the addition of USB memory devices or flash memory cards.
For some reason Windows XP seems to continually forget the letters that I
have reassigned these drives, and it reassigns new letters to them again, to
whatever configuration it thinks appropriate at that moment. The end result
is that my CD-ROM and DVD-ROM always seemed to be labeled with a different
drive letter. This moving target of changing drive letters is causing other
programs to have problems since they never seem to know where to find the
constantly moving optical drives.
How do I make Windows keep the drive letters that I have assigned to these
devices?