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Back on Win2000, when connecting an external device such as a USB drive or CD
drive, the drive mapping went to the next available drive. Say you had a C,
D and E drive, if a USB memory stick was connected, it automatically mapped
to F, as next available.
In XP, this does not happen the same way. Every new device maps
automatically on E, which is causing me problems with mapped network drives.
Is there any way to configure XP so that you can get the Win2000 behaviour
back as described above??
drive, the drive mapping went to the next available drive. Say you had a C,
D and E drive, if a USB memory stick was connected, it automatically mapped
to F, as next available.
In XP, this does not happen the same way. Every new device maps
automatically on E, which is causing me problems with mapped network drives.
Is there any way to configure XP so that you can get the Win2000 behaviour
back as described above??