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If you use the disk management console and change the drive letter, it won't change back and will stay at whatever letter you assign it. &nbsp;Unless you reboot the computer without the card readers installed.
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If you use the disk management console and change the drive letter, it won't change back and will stay at whatever letter you assign it.  Unless you reboot the computer without the card readers installed.

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That is how we currently remap them. &nbsp;We use a K-Box to install the entire build and wanted a script to run and remap drives. &nbsp;
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That is how we currently remap them.  We use a K-Box to install the entire build and wanted a script to run and remap drives.  

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I think this will work if we use it to check out shares that we map.
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I think this will work if we use it to check out shares that we map.

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We have Windows based computers that have internal card readers that map several letters.<br />
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We have shares that occupy letters such as I: that do not mount due to local drive mapping.<br />
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Is their any VB script that can be run that will search for removable drives and map as WXY or Z .<br />
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I would like the C - K ignored<br />
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Thanks in advance
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We have Windows based computers that have internal card readers that map several letters.

We have shares that occupy letters such as I: that do not mount due to local drive mapping.

Is their any VB script that can be run that will search for removable drives and map as WXY or Z .

I would like the C - K ignored

Thanks in advance

Remap Drive Letters

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