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If the above doesn't work the next best solution is to reinstall XP with the card reader disconnected so that there are no other devices like this. &nbsp;Then XP should get a C: drive letter again.<br />
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You can also just leave it as H:. &nbsp;Windows will run OK with a different letter. &nbsp;You just need to remember that it's H:.
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If the above doesn't work the next best solution is to reinstall XP with the card reader disconnected so that there are no other devices like this.  Then XP should get a C: drive letter again.

You can also just leave it as H:.  Windows will run OK with a different letter.  You just need to remember that it's H:.

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i need C: we have some software on network wich is hardcoded for some files on c<br />
will try the <a href="http://www.petri" rel="ugc">www.petri</a>&nbsp;link
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i need C: we have some software on network wich is hardcoded for some files on c
will try the www.petri [http://www.petri] link

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MAKE SURE U BACK UP THE DATA BEFORE DOING IT
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MAKE SURE U BACK UP THE DATA BEFORE DOING IT

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well there was no data yet, but I think I have to reinstall anyway just found out,, it keeps going in a loop enter password then again, again,again......<br />

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well there was no data yet, but I think I have to reinstall anyway just found out,, it keeps going in a loop enter password then again, again,again......


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Due to during install and not alert to this discovered that due to 4 cardreaders in system, winxp took as driveletter H: instead &nbsp;C:<br />
I could change the driveletters on cardreader so C: is free again, but in windows at runtime I can't change H: to C:<br />
Some workaround possible?
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Due to during install and not alert to this discovered that due to 4 cardreaders in system, winxp took as driveletter H: instead  C:
I could change the driveletters on cardreader so C: is free again, but in windows at runtime I can't change H: to C:
Some workaround possible?

AFTER INSTALLATION WIN-XP-PRO,  CHANGING DRIVELETTER  H:   TO NORMAL C:

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