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How To Change, Assign And Remove Drive Letters
soleimanian
post Aug 5 2005, 09:43 AM
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How to change, assign and remove drive letters on computers running Windows XP or Windows 2000
Note: you can’t change the drive letter of your OS
Run Disk Management, for this:
Click Control Panel > Click Performance and Maintenance > click Administrative Tools > Computer Management > and in left panel click Disk Management
Or right click on My Computer and select Manage and then select Disk Management.

In right panel right click your drive and select “Change Drive Letter and Path”.
To change: in dialog box click change and finally change the letters assigned to your drive.
To add: click add and browse for drive path
To remove: click remove, windows will display a warning message, click ok to continue.
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post Aug 6 2005, 03:48 AM
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Good little info.

Following similar steps is also pretty useful for doing things like adding drives letters onto your My Computer from your network smile.gif
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post Aug 6 2005, 04:13 AM
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Yes! You are my savior! I have been waiting 4 months to put in my new drive, and you are basically the last puzzle piece. Great tutorial.
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post Aug 15 2005, 07:36 AM
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Computer managemnt is also useful for creating NTFS and FAT32 partitions. Better and easier than PM8 for that!
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post Aug 22 2005, 04:33 PM
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You can do it, even any partition program, like Partition magic, this programs is so usefull at the time to work with hard disk, even the most easy things, like formatting or changin letter, use them they are more powerfull that the ""toys"" that brings Microsoft
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hi.

 I want to remove a drive, so I selected the drive I want to remove and then right clicked and selected "Change Drive Letter and Path" then I clicked remove, and it came up with this error:

"Windows cannont remove the drive letter of your system volume or boot volume."

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post Oct 2 2009, 11:28 PM
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Thanks for your help!
How To Change, Assign And Remove Drive Letters

I was unable to open my external hard drive to view my files and I was very frustrated, as soon as I found your instructions on how to assign a new path or letter to my external hard drive my problem was gone...Thanks so much...

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change/ find drive letters
How To Change, Assign And Remove Drive Letters

My system ONLY shows drive F: in the management panel.  My machine has two hard drives with the primary Master as C: the primary slave partitioned as D: an E:  the DVD drive as F: then the USB drive as H:  It is the USB drive I need to re-letter as G: which is how the network recognizes it.  My main question is why are none of my hard drives or USB drives shown on the management list?

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post Oct 24 2009, 03:42 PM
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How to assign same drive letter for two hard disk in system
How To Change, Assign And Remove Drive Letters

I have two hard disk of about 600gb each in my system,I am saving all my data in a single drive through my software,is there any way to assign single drive letter for both hard disk -question by Surendra
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