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View Full Version : Change Drive Letter's allen6 January 6th, 2003, 16:13 PM Well looks like I need more help, but at least I am learning a lot from this formum:) Got a new PC, running windows home xp, and using NTFS. The pc came with the CD given drive "D." I added my second harddrive, and the PC assigned "E" to it. If I go into computer management and change the harddrive to "D" and the CD to "E" will it cause any problems with the drive letters and files paths etc? thank very much for all your help:) Allen phishhead January 6th, 2003, 16:18 PM well looks like its paying off because you did it correct...only thing I can see that might get messed up is if you have any prog that have INI's that point to a certain drive letter when it was installed...if that is the case you would just go to the correct INI and open it with notepad and change the drive letter to the new one.:D zErO January 8th, 2003, 13:27 PM allen6 Defiantly the correct way to do it without causing any problems to your pc, should be fine as windows will adjust everything read from the corrected drive letters allen6 January 8th, 2003, 14:10 PM It worked perfectly, I've said it before and I will say it again you guys are great! You've help me solve many problems, maybe when I get better at this I'll be able to help others to:) Thanks again Allen Conan January 8th, 2003, 15:24 PM Originally posted by allen6 It worked perfectly, I've said it before and I will say it again you guys are great! You've help me solve many problems, maybe when I get better at this I'll be able to help others to:) Thanks again Allen Like most members here, you will get better and you'll soon be helping others out!:thumbup:
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