floppy drives reversed

[Norman B. Grover]

I have two floppy drives. The first (A is a standard 3=3F" 1.44MB
drive, the other (B is an LS-120 3=3F" 120MB drive.
This morning a strange thing happened: they got reversed. Now A: refers
to the 120MB drive, B: to the 1.44MB drive; otherwise, they work fine.
Is there any way to reassign these drive letters?

 

[Rich]

Check the Bios setup. See if something such as 'Reverse Floppy Drives' is
enabled.

 

[Norman B. Grover]

Thank you for your sugestion. My current BIOS has no such setting. I
should perhaps have mentioned that I also found my two CD drive letters
interchanged, but that was easily fixed via Disk Manager.

 

[Rich]

I have one computer here with a zip drive installed.
(with no disk in the LS120) Right click My Computer, select Manage. Select
Disk Management.
In the right pane, right click the LS-120 drive itself.
Click Change Drive Letter. Click Change.
Click the drop down list for drive letters and see if the letter B is
available. If it is, select it and click OK.
That will force the floppy to letter A:.
Reboot.