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Changing Drive letters on Windows 98/2000

Asked by PaulSmith in Operating Systems Miscellaneous

Tags: drive, letter, change, windows

Hi, I am running a dual boot system, with windows 2000 and windows 98. I have recently attached a new hard disk. My original setup with one hard disk had a partition as follows: C:Windows98, D:Windows2000, E:DATA, F:CD-Rom, G:CD-Writer.

Now that I have the new hard disk as a primary slave to the first hard disk, the new disk has taken drive D: and pushed the other drives back one letter.

All I want to do is have the new hard disk for data storage and so that partitioning the new drive gives drive letters: M, N, O and P. How can I accomplish this?

I have tried using Partition Magic 4.0's drivemapper but to no avail.

Many thanks
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