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Lifestyle => Tha G-Spot => Topic started by: _That_Cracka_J on May 05, 2005, 12:04:43 PM
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A few months back I had an external hard drive for my computer and I assigned it drive letter: E. Later, I installed an internal hard drive and didn't think I'd need the external again, so I assigned it to letter E. It let me do it because I didn't have the external connected at the time.
Well now I need my external drive and was wondering what would happen if I plugged it in and Windows sees that 2 hard drives are assigned the same letter. What will happen?
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it'll be ok...
one will get priority.. providing you have 2K or XP.. go to computer management and sort ya lettering out
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it will automatically assign the next available letter to your external
my external used to be F: but then i partitioned my hard drive again so that took F:
then depending if i have my USB jump drive in the external is either G: or H:
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it'll be ok...
one will get priority.. providing you have 2K or XP.. go to computer management and sort ya lettering out
Do you know how to change the lettering of a drive? I've got XP
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it'll be ok...
one will get priority.. providing you have 2K or XP.. go to computer management and sort ya lettering out
Do you know how to change the lettering of a drive? I've got XP
Right-click MY COMPUTER -> "Manage" -> "Disk managment" on the left tree
Then right-click the disk you want to change, and "Change driver letters and paths"
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it'll be ok...
one will get priority.. providing you have 2K or XP.. go to computer management and sort ya lettering out
Do you know how to change the lettering of a drive? I've got XP
Right-click MY COMPUTER -> "Manage" -> "Disk managment" on the left tree
Then right-click the disk you want to change, and "Change driver letters and paths"
Cool. Thanks man 8)
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it will automatically assign the next available letter to your external
my external used to be F: but then i partitioned my hard drive again so that took F:
then depending if i have my USB jump drive in the external is either G: or H: