Change disk to external hard drive

I have an external hard drive, which always used TSE will automatically connect to drive F:.  He started to connect to G: or H: and I cannot impose it connects to F:.  Even if I use USB keys for use of G:, H:, etc., the hard drive will not always connect to F:, it selects a letter later in the alphabet.  Readers of the pen will automatically connect to F: if it's free.  I have control of subversion as a back up so I can use the same files on different computers and external hard disk contains the repositories.  The path to the repository is on F:, so unless I can connect to the hard drive on f: I can't commit the any changes and I have actually no control of subversion.

How can I gat the drive external hard for you connect to the computer on the way F:?

Try to set the drive letter on that drive to F: 'disk management '.
First mount your external drive, then make a right click on 'My Computer' then
Manage-> Storage-> disk management
Then right-click on your external hard drive and select 'Letter of change of road and railways...'

HTH,
JW

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