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• How to make a drive for an old drive letter hard slave while keeping existing data

  Hello, my master hard drive failed and I replaced with a new one and reinstalled windows XP etc. with success. Before the crash, I had a second slave drive with some data, I want to keep on it. When I connect this drive, it appears in disk management, but did not get a letter from reader. How can I get windows to assign a drive letter for the drive without format and lose all my data? Both drives are IDE drives, the master is cavalier to CSEL and is on the main cable, the slave seems to have lost his rider or never had one, but appears in the bios as the secondary hard drive. Thank you, Richard

  In "Disk management", you should be able to right click on the drives assigned letter and go "change drive letter and path...". Then click on 'Add '. Have clicked on the drive letter following the entitlement and right of it, there is a drop-down list box that should allow you to select the letter for it you want. careful to not give two devices the same letter that it will only show one of them. for example. If you have a flash connected as F: drive and assign one of the hard drives as F: it will display the hard disk and not the flash player or view the flash drive and hot hard drive.

  Hope that helps.

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• Lost to a data partition drive letter. Restored by using diskpart

  Original title: lost Partition... Help, please...!

  Initially, my hard drive space of 320 GB, with that one drive than C: and another drive is D: that is recovery drive. I have vista home premium 32 bit OS.

  I wanted to make a partition and so I shrunk C: drive by going right on my computer - manage - disk management - selected the C: drive and retractable... He gave me the new disc called F: with 66,93 GB of space... I moved some data in the F: drive. He has worked for two days, but now I can't see drive F: in my computer, but we see here in disk management with the allocated space of 66,93 GB... It does not drive letter show he... It's in the blue bar. and I was unable to open it, or view the properties.

  It prompted an error message: "operation failed to complete because the disk management console view is not updated...» »

  Is there anyway that I can open it? or other means to recover the files? My personal data are there I want to come back...

  Help, please.! I m desperate... I really need the files...

  Hi Roland Bhatt,.

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Answers.

  Try to use diskpart to assign a drive letter to the drive.

  1. on the start Orb > type diskpart.

  2 - Click on diskpart in the above results > click Run as administrator.

  3. after diskpart loads type list volume, press on enter.

  You should notice that you can see your partition you use for your data, it should not not have a drive letter assigned to it.

  4. type select volume 6 (replace 6 with the number of the volume assigned to the partition in question).

  5. type assign letter Z (replace Z with the letter you want to assign).

  When you look in the computer, you should be able to see your score.

  Reference:

  Change, add, or remove a drive letter

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-add-or-remove-a-drive-letter

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• drive external hard - recognized as disc 2, but no drive letter

  I try to use a 250 GB, Maxtor hard disk via USB as an external drive in a BlacX dock external. The drive appears in the disk as disk 2 Manager, but it does not appear on my computer with a drive letter c (E).

  Displaying Disk Manager, it appears as disc 2 with 233 GB free.

  How can I get it to appear in my computer as a drive letter, so I can access it as an external drive?

  When I right click on disc 2 in Disk Manager there in no option to assign or change the drive letter.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  bwbradfield

  Until the reader is prepared/formatted it will not appear on the PC and will not have a drive letter

• Mistakingly, I put a copy of xp family on my slave instead of master disc drive. On the master drive, I now have a folder that is 25 concerts, which doesn't let me delete or format the drive either.

  Original title: I mistakingly put a copy of xp family on my slave instead of master disc drive.
  Perhaps I will learn one day someone ask first.

  Mistakingly, I put a copy of xp family on my slave instead of master disc drive.  And if this wasn't enough, so I thought it would be easier to remove the program on the master drive and keep the slave for program files and the master for the storage of the doc, movies. etc.  Probrably you know there not well turm.  On the master drive, I now have a folder that is 25 concerts, which doesn't let me delete or format the drive either.  Any suggestions?

  Hello

  1. what exactly happens when you try to delete the folder that is located on the master drive? You receive an error message?
  2. What is this folder?
  3. what happens when you try to format the master drive? You receive an error message?

  After return the correct error if you receive one.

  If you want to than Windows XP on the master drive only then change the slave to the master disc or install XP on the master drive.
  To change the master or the slave settings contact the hard drive manufacturer or consult the manual of hard drive.

  Reference:

  Install, reinstall, or uninstall Windows
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/install-reinstall-uninstall

• How can I change the drive letter of the second disc of C: to another letter?

  original title: I add an opportunity second hard drive labeled C:. How can I change the drive letter of the second disc of C: to another letter?

  I'm runnibg Vista service pack 1 on a Compaq Presario with a labeled hard drive C:.

  No you haven't, how it was labeled in the old pc is irrelevant, just install you it as slave on your PC drive, depends on the question of if you need to change the jumper on the drive. Some PC manufacturers require the rider to be set as "cable select" others as "slave" (unless of course, it's a sata drive that requires no jumpers)

  Once it is set, when you start your PC, it will be assingned a drive letter

• Assigning a drive letter to a drive, external drive with USB data in Windows 7?

  The computer is an Acer Aspire. Device Manager | Portable devices | Watch "E:\. ».  E is another way not assigned the letter of the drive here, so it must be the external hard drive.  Device Manager indicates that the USB device does not work correctly.  F5 key and trying to take Action - Rescan disks gets nowhere.  Diskmgmt.msc says he doesn't "will not change drive letter and paths" without my first initialization. I don't want to lose the data, therefore, "Cancel".  The USB device is a USB - DSC5 cutting USB 2.0 SATA/IDE hard drive adapter.  It works fine on my laptop, but only with a boot cold on the laptop.  Cutting don't recognize the fact that I asked for their e-mail service department.  I am trying to load the data to the external hard drive on the Acer.  Can be the cure to help Forum my ignorance of how to do it?  I'll be very grateful for any help.

  Again, I am glad it worked.

• How can I change the drive letter of the disposable disc?

  I have a problem with disposable system disk, the drive letter always G. I can change it for a different letter as H?

  Check out this KB. http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1030108

• After using a third party partition manager program left to extend my Windows 8 partition, the system of Windows 8 start to a black screen and Windows 8 partition of the drive letter has changed

  Original title: problems of Windows 8

  I have Windows 7 (32 bit) and Windows 8 (64-bit) is installed in a dual boot. I tried to extend the partition of Windows 8 with a third party partition manager. Subsequently, I restarted after having learned so much.

  Later, the first thing I saw was that the locked screen image is replaced by a blue color. Photos of the user are also missing. Once connected, it took a long time for windows everything ready, and I'm stuck in a black screen with the mouse pointer.

  I entered in Safe Mode and found that the drive for Windows 8 letter has been changed (C: = Windows 7;) D: = recovery partition; E: = Windows 8, new drive letter; F: = Windows 8, old drive letter), I tried to change the drive letter, but it does not work.

  Partition of Windows 7 works well (it is what I currently use to put this problem), and I can access the data in the partition of Windows 8. I tried the methods of different repair without result (such as chkdsk and sfc/scannow).

  Can someone help me with this please? Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  I understand that you have a problem of black screen with Windows 8 and the drive letter for the partition of Windows 8 is also changed. This problem is due to the use of the third party partition manager program because it affects the registry files and causes the instability of the system.

  Try to run auto repair from the Windows recovery environment and check if that helps.

  Method 1: start the recovery environment with installation of Windows 8 media.

  It is another way to boot the PC and launch recovery tools when something goes wrong with the operating system.

  Please follow the steps below. Insert the DVD to install Windows 8 on DVD-ROM and restart your computer.

  (a) once you start your computer by using the Windows DVD or the system repair disc, a black screen is displayed with the gray text "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD". Press a button on any.

  (b) select the good time and the type of keyboard .

  (c) click on repair your computer in the lower left corner.

  (d) select Troubleshooting to Choose an option screen.

  (e) click on advanced options in Troubleshooting screen.

  (f) click Auto repair of Advanced Options screen.

  (g) following, choose the operating system by clicking on its button.

  (h) Windows 8 will be looking for problems on the hard drives and verify that all required files are intact.

  
  Method 2: Run the restoration of the system of the Advanced Options screen.
  
  System Restore to restore your computer to a previous state, quickly and easily without losing any of your files and personal settings. Sometimes when you install programs or drivers, they can affect some system settings and prevent other programs to function properly. You can use system restore to restore these settings to their previous state

  Follow these steps:

  (a) once you start your computer by using the Windows DVD or the system repair disc, a black screen is displayed with the gray text "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD". Press a button on any.

  (b) select the good time and the type of keyboard .

  (c) click on repair your computer in the lower left corner.

  (d) select Troubleshooting from the Choose an option screen.

  (e) click on advanced options in Troubleshooting screen.

  (f) select System restore.

  After the system restore your documents and files will always remain to their previous state.

  If you do not install Windows 8 media, I suggest you connect to any other computer and create a floppy disk to install Windows 8. Using this disk, you can run the troubleshooting provided methods.
  
  How to create the installation media for a PC refresh or reset:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

  You can also try the same steps using the bootable USB key. You must select USB as the first boot to the BIOS device.

  Note: Microsoft don't recommend any third-party partition manager program because it corrupts the registry files and cause the instability of the system.

  Write to us if you're still having problems. We will help you.

  Kind regards

• Get the iPhone to recognize the change to iTunes Library the drive letter

  I'm doing something that should be extremely simple, and Apple has found a way to make it incredibly difficult. I'm moving my media to a new computer. On my old computer, all the media has been on the J: drive. On my new computer, it's all about the D: drive. Other than that, the folder structure is exactly the same. Apple says that in documentation for migrating to a new computer, activate the option "Keep iTunes folder organized Media". There are several reasons why this is not an option, mainly because iTunes is the absolute worst to organize your media folder. I've seen cases where iTunes dumps simply all your files perfectly organized in a single folder for you to figure out what that is when you get the file you need. No thanks, I'm perfectly capable of organizing my own files. Not to mention, my multimedia files are on a data disc and the app folder, where the files to iTunes library is on an SSD with limited storage. Then... Guard iTunes library trace the location of support using a "iTunes Music Library.xml" file. I've updated this file to use the new location and when I open iTunes on my new computer, everything is perfect. All my media is there with all my custom illustrations I apply (iTunes can also be really terrible at the corresponding work on music not purchased via iTunes!). If great, let's get my iPhone recognized now because it's really the only reason why I use iTunes. As soon as I connect my phone and it starts the synchronization process, it crushes everything in the XML file and returns all my music in the original location (now the music in the iTunes library has!'s next to all my music sync). You're going to go to a song and it will ask you the new location, I can go to, and then iTunes invites even to use this new location to update other files 'disappeared', but the problem is this feature only searches the subfolder where the particular file is located, you have access to what is in this case an album. Do you know how many albums I have? You mean I have to go to every single album and update the location manually? Once again, no thanks! So my thought at this point, ok, let's just resync all the music with the phone, that well that is always a huge pain given the extremely slow transfer speeds from your computer to your phone (Apple Hi, meet 3.1 USB or same USB 3.0) in combination with the size of my library (we're talking days to complete!), it's even less of a pain then go each file (or a piece of each album) and updated the location. On a side note - it would be really great if the synchronization on the Wi - Fi technology still works... I mean, they had what, over 4 years to operate and you're still lucky if your phone is recognized by Wi - Fi. That means I have to leave my phone on my computer for days and who really has the ability to do? Sorry, I digress. So, I removed all of my music from my phone and got iTunes to be happy with the new drive letter. Great, let's start the arduous process to sync my music on my phone. I re - activate the option synchronize my music and what happens, my iPhone again overwrites my iTunes library with the former location of media! Excuse me, but how is it reasonable to have the phone, which is a destination and contains a subset of your library, to be the registration system for which the files are stored in the source? I mean come on! This is absurd! I've always hated that Apple is owner and forces you to use iTunes (some of the worst software ever developed) to manage/sync your media. But for years, I have it justified by saying iPhone works simply. No worries. Well, I'll say, it does not just work and my insinuation that Apple made simple products that just don't work no longer holds water. At this point, I am very close to say goodbye to the iPhone and switch to Google project. I'm tired of less expensive phones friends surpassing my overpriced device that uses obsolete technology. Sort of, I'm sorry to dump all this on the community, but it is absolutely ridiculous that it's so complicated to change a drive letter and I am at my wits end. Thanks in advance to anyone who can offer a solution.

  I'm doing something that should be extremely simple, and Apple has found a way to make it incredibly difficult.

  If you was to move your iTunes LibrRy to another drive, follow these instructions: How to move your iTunes library to a new computer - Apple Support

  If you have already moved successfully, just launch iTunes while holding down the button Optio/alternate, then choose the location of the library.

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• Change the drive letter for the recovery partition

  The recovery partition is, by default, the value to D: which means that if I create a data partition, it is automatically in letters f: while this is not unacceptable, it is inconvenient.  I would like to change the drive letter of the partition data on D: and set the recovery as f partition: if I do this, it will automatically disable the ability to recover?  I am running Windows 7 Professional, which is an originally installed Windows 7 Home Premium upgrade.

  Hello Richard9, if you change the Recovery D: HP restore partition to another letter, the recovery procedure would not work if you ever need.

  If you have files HP Recovery discs, you could delete this partition and recover the capacity of hard drive D: and use the set of diskettes to restore HP recovery to reintall the original software and the partitions of the hard drive, all as they were when shipped from HP.

• How to copy data from one hard drive to another after the upgrade?

  I have a HP e9220y, and I recently bought a new hard drive for it. There is nothing wrong with the former, but this one has a 64 MB cache and 7200 RPM so I hope it will be a little faster. I installed it and it works fine, but I want to copy all data from the old disk to the new so I can start everything off the faster hard drive and I seem to have a bit of doing wrong. I can't just copy and paste because of the Windows system files that are used. And last night when I set up Windows backup, and went to bed, when I thought it that Windows has recovered from a stop unexpected, rebooted, and only 2 GB of data saved obtained.

  What is the best way to move all the data from the old drive to the new drive, make it the default C: drive and move partitions system and factory_image as well? Thank you!

  Please read this link to another post made by Big_Dave and myself

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/hard-drive-imminent-failure-problem/TD-p/438567

  (1) If your old drive and the new drive is Seagate or Western Digital, then free House with their cloning software.

  (2) before starting the clone process, I found best to perform a disk cleanup and defragmentation.

  Cloning software to copy the two partitions. Example:

  Old drive 250 GB formatted to 232 C: created 220 and 12 GB D:

  New 1000GO drive formatted to 931 GB created 919 GB C: and D: to 12 GB

  The "Seagate disc Wizard" cloning software will let create you a clone automatic or manual partition resizing.

  The two modes to offer an overview of the actions before commit you. The manual on this page of Seagate (PDF) is 68 pages.

  After the cloning process he complete, all you have to do is swap on the disks. Besure to connect your new disc on the original motherboard SATA port.

• The same drive letter may point to different locations for different processes?

  The same drive letter may point to different locations for different processes?

  Our users have the E: drive mapped to one place. But I need a scheduled task in order to use the E: drive to point to a different location at the same time, without affecting the mapping of moose for logged in users.

  There is no work around this need of ours. This is because users are working 24 X 7 update of our data files on the E: drive, and a log file is made. We plan prevent users for a minute every night while move us / save the log file and then allow users of the resume and allow a new log file to create. Then take the saved log file and apply it to a real set of monthly backup of data files, so the backup files will be ready for a recovery after disaster. The program that applies the transactions recorded in the data files is able to apply operations to files that are considered as being in the same exact location.

  I know that's not possible without resorting to the application logs a set of files on a completely different machine. But I ask.

  Thank you

  Dan

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better supported in the TechNet Forums. I suggest you to ask your question in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

  I hope that helps!

• Find external hard drives letter by name of disks in the file of DOS commands

  I have been using the following code to some of my backup files, but I have to make sure that the player that I am backup is in the correct position (drive letter) before running the code otherwise the data is copied to a disc is actually in E: (planned as the code)

  I would like to improve the feature codes so it will not matter howmany disks are connected to my computer (specifically wich order drives were connected) when I run the batch file I want files saved to any reader is called "BarrysBackupDrive" or whatever I choose. and if the drive is not found not found 'BarrysBackupDrive' echo and await confirmation then quit

  Here is my current code

  off @echo
  : variables defined by car in the location you want to save on
  Set drive = E:\MyBackups

  Set backupcmd = xcopy /s /c /d/e/h/i/r/y

  echo # back up My Documents to %Drive%...
  % backupcmd % "C:\Documents and c Documents" "%drive%\My Documents".
  @pause

  Echo Backup complete!
  @pause

  How to specify the backup disk by name? no letter... or get the drive letter as a variable.

  Thank you

  Barry

  Hello
   
  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public.
  Please ask your question on the TechNet - forum official Scripting Guys.
  Here is the link:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/iTCG/threads
   
  I hope this helps.

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• Change the drive letter of recovery drive (vista home 64)

  I can change it from d to z: I need d: for another purpose.

  Thank you

  Peter

  PeterK514,

  It is safe to change the drive letter as long as no other program or service is dependent on growing location. The recovery discs, usually access you their data outside of the windows environment and the recovery console (by pressing a button of keyboard during startup), and so it would be prudent change the assigned letter. However if your recovery for you program manufacturer, or any other software that relies on this drive, run from Vista, it can interfere with its ability to operate properly. Consult your OEM for more details on their dependencies of the program.

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