Reallocate Hard Disk Name
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Hi, Can someone help advise me as I haven't done any desktop support since DOS days!
I've been reading this forum and have discovered that my USB flash drives won't work because the F: drive mapping has already been allocated (to one of my 2 hard disk drives) when the machine was built. What I need to know is how can I reallocate the hard disk drive currently allocated to F: to another drive mapping (G: is spare)? Is this a straightforward renaming/remapping task or do I have to completely reinstall the hard disk?
Thx, J
I've been reading this forum and have discovered that my USB flash drives won't work because the F: drive mapping has already been allocated (to one of my 2 hard disk drives) when the machine was built. What I need to know is how can I reallocate the hard disk drive currently allocated to F: to another drive mapping (G: is spare)? Is this a straightforward renaming/remapping task or do I have to completely reinstall the hard disk?
Thx, J
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