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Going to my computer will be the quickest way to identify the drive letter of an drive, including your removable flash drive. &nbsp;<br />
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If you have multiple drives however, Right lick on my computer and click on manage, then click on computer management-- here you will find a list of all of your drives, their capacities, drive letters (and if you right click on a drive you can change it's drive letter to anything you want i.e. F: to S: )<br />
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Does that answer your question?<br />
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_Steve
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I want to find the drive thru vb code and then write to it
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i want to get the drive letter of the newly inserted USB flash drive in the form like<br />
E:, F: .<br />

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i want to get the drive letter of the newly inserted USB flash drive in the form like
E:, F: .


Going to my computer will be the quickest way to identify the drive letter of an drive, including your removable flash drive.  

If you have multiple drives however, Right lick on my computer and click on manage, then click on computer management-- here you will find a list of all of your drives, their capacities, drive letters (and if you right click on a drive you can change it&#39;s drive letter to anything you want i.e. F: to S: )

Does that answer your question?

_Steve

I want to find the drive thru vb code and then write to it

get flash drive drive letter

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