Question about 'Designate Your Own Drive Letters'
Thursday, December 31, 2009 at 9:20 am
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Greg Elder
(3 messages posted)
I have a question about Designate
Your Own Drive Letters:
I have an iTunes library spread between a system hard drive and a USB hard drive.
The latter was designated F: when the library was established. Since then, I removed
a broken CD-ROM and replaced it with a DVD-ROM. The new drive assumed drive letter
E:, but for some reason, the old one still appears as F: in Windows Explorer. So
the USB drive has a new drive letter, and iTunes can't find the library. "Disk Management"
or "DISKPART" will not allow me to remove drive F: (the non-existent CD-ROM), so
I can't reassign the USB drive to F:. Is there any way to remove the ghost CD-ROM
from the system so that drive F: can be free to assign to the USB hard drive? tia
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