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Whenever installing a CDROM in a computer I always set it up as drive M to
avoid this completely. It exists just fine as M and then you have D, E, F,
G, H, I, J, K, and L for any harddrives or extra partitions that I want to
add.
Jun Qian wrote:
> I'm going to add a 2nd HDD. So I'm wondering is there anyway I can keep
> my current CD driver letter unchange? I know the 2nd HDD probably will
> take letter D, but by this way I have to make all CD path change in
> registry by myself, so does anyone know a way I can keep D for CD and
> let new HDD take letter E?
>
> I'm using Win98. TIA
> Jun
>
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