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Just replaced the crashed harddrives in my pc, and put the disk in, after installation the harddrive now reads as drive E instead of C. &nbsp;Does that matter? &nbsp;I tried to go to Disk Management and change the letter but it will not let me do it. &nbsp;Any advise?<br />
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Lani
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Just replaced the crashed harddrives in my pc, and put the disk in, after installation the harddrive now reads as drive E instead of C.  Does that matter?  I tried to go to Disk Management and change the letter but it will not let me do it.  Any advise?

Lani

New harddrive now reads as E instead of C

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