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make sure you dont have another drive called f, if so disconnect it.<br />
Virtual drives can somehting do this or mounted ISO images. disable them<br />
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Goto Start and type diskmgmt.msc<br />
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click on the drive that is named i &gt;&nbsp;right click and goto change drive path change it to F and click yes to the prompt
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make sure you dont have another drive called f, if so disconnect it.
Virtual drives can somehting do this or mounted ISO images. disable them

Goto Start and type diskmgmt.msc

click on the drive that is named i > right click and goto change drive path change it to F and click yes to the prompt

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Precise info.<br />
Thanks,<br />
JP
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My links are pointing to &quot;f', so they are not working now. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks,<br />
JP
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My links are pointing to "f', so they are not working now.  

Thanks,
JP

Change my external drive from &quot;i&quot; to &quot;f&quot;

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Change my external drive from &quot;i&quot; to &quot;f&quot;

Change my external drive from "i" to "f"