Haqrd drive took on Letter F
I re-installed the operating system in a computer that had 2 CD-Rom drives (one a DVD burner), a Zip drive and a floppy drive. After loading all the other applications I noticed that the hard drive took on the letter "F" instead of "C". I have heard that a Zip drive can cause this. Are there any reprocutions that will be caused by this? Can I go into Computer Management and change the letters around without having to re-install the whole system?
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It will work . . for the most part . . but some programs may not allow installation on F: You cannot easily change the drive letter for the boot drive. . The easiest way to fix this is to reinstall with the zip drive disconnected . .
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I am going to re-image teh computer form start. Thanks
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