On 5/21/07, Rev. Stewart Marshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Here I am messing with another computer for someone.

I installed a new HD and it is drive E: not C:

Windows will not allow me to chage the letter designation.

How in heavens name did it get named e:?


The typical mathematical approach (i.e., my immediate response, but not
necessarily practical) is to rename the C: drive to F:, then make the E:
drive C:, then make the F: drive E: or leave it as F:.

Others have pointed out that either the CD or Zip Drive is C: and the other
D:.  That could have easily happened sometime after taking out the old hard
drive that was C:.  I have seen it over and over with Windows.

--
John DeCarlo, My Views Are My Own


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