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Local Disk F: to E:

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Hello, I searched the internet but couldn't find the answer to my question.

A few days ago, I borrowed an external hard drive from a friend to transfer files to my external hard drive, which is usually recognized as Local Disk (E:), and the day I plugged both drives into my PC, my hard drive was recognized as Local Disk (F:). Since I have a lot of things saved on Local Disk E/ (notably Firefox), and my entire iTunes library, I would like to know how to make my computer recognize the external hard drive as Local Disk E: instead of Local Disk F:.
Thanks in advance.

(And please excuse my spelling mistakes, but I moved to France in 2005 so I still have some issues with spelling.)
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.5.6

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cybergirll Posted messages 772 Status Member 92
 
When you plug in your drive automatically, it's F:
Administrative Tools
Computer Management
Disk Management
Right-click on the drive in question: change the drive letter ...
OK

It should work fine.
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zenbe
 
Ok, but I can't find Administration Tools, where is it?
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cybergirll Posted messages 772 Status Member 92 > zenbe
 
right click then properties normally
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jee pee Posted messages 31852 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   9 965 > zenbe
 
Hello,

It's an icon in the control panel

Best regards

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cybergirll Posted messages 772 Status Member 92 > jee pee Posted messages 31852 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention  
 
ah yes, you're right, it's coming back to me :)
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zenbe
 
Ok, thank you very much, I found it!
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