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1999-12-03 07:29:00 |
This has probably been answered a hundred times before, but I can't seem to find the info. I've installed a 2nd hard drive to act as a back-up on my system. Of course, Windows 98 has assigned it the letter 'D' and re-labelled my CD-ROM to 'E'. How can I change the letters so that my CD-ROM is 'D' again? I suppose that I would first need to re-label the CD-ROM to 'F' or something. Then change the 2nd hard drive to 'E', then change the CD-ROM back to 'D'. But I am at a loss as to how to go about changeing the letters. Thanks very much. |
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