How to change the drive letters ???

[Sammmmmm]

Hi ... I remember doing this once before but forgot ... I
want to change the drive letters ... Right now my cd rom
is under the F letter and i want to change this to the
D ... Can someone tell me how this is done again ???
Thanks

 

[Will Denny]

Hi

From Start>Run type the following - you can change most drive letters in there:

diskmgmt.msc

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Will Denny
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User


| Hi ... I remember doing this once before but forgot ... I
| want to change the drive letters ... Right now my cd rom
| is under the F letter and i want to change this to the
| D ... Can someone tell me how this is done again ???
| Thanks

 

[Paul Smith]

Hi ... I remember doing this once before but forgot ... I
want to change the drive letters ... Right now my cd rom
is under the F letter and i want to change this to the
D ... Can someone tell me how this is done again ???

Go to the Control Panel, and click on Administrative Tools, then on Computer
Management.

A new window will pop up and on the left you should see an option for Drive
Management, click that, right click on the drives listed and you'll have an
option to change the drive letters.

Hope that sorts it.

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[sammmmm]

Thank you

 

[Alex Nichol]

I remember doing this once before but forgot ... I
want to change the drive letters ... Right now my cd rom
is under the F letter and i want to change this to the
D ... Can someone tell me how this is done again ?

Control Panel - Admin Tools - Computer Management, select Disk
Management and look lower right for the graphic of the hard drive
partition, or icon for a CD drive. Right click and take Change Drive
letter. If the desired letter is in use for something else you will
have to change that first. Also you cannot change the one for the
system drive or the boot drive (if different, as in a dual boot
situation)