On 2011/06/14 02:00 (GMT-0400) Peter Ekkerman composed:

> You can change the drive letter on the CD/VDD drive and put it late in the
> alphabet soup ,like W. (via Disk Management)

I always make mine R:, for cd-Rom, dvd-Rom, bluray-Rom

> The only way to resolve it is to re-install the OS-   Of course after you
> have changed the drive letter for the CD/DVD drive.

I've not tried with Vista or W7 yet, but other Win versions from 95 up always 
assign C: to a primary partition, the boot partition. When installing the 
operating system to a logical partition, the installer always assigns some 
other letter of its choice based upon the location of other existing 
partition types it recognizes. I normally arrange mine so that the first it 
finds is also the install target, which results in a D: assignment for the 
operating system.

For his to have been assigned H: means there must have been other 
recognizable partitions (e.g. types B, 7, C or 6) closer to the front of the 
drive than the installation target.
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