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• How to solve my problem to change my USB drive letter

  Hey guys,.

  I needed to change my drive letter of the USB on a windows 7 when I press start and right click on computer then press on handle is to get a message saying

  "Windows cannot find"C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Program\Administrative Tools\Computer Management.Ink". Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try to gain. "

  I need to do it quickly because I need my USB to be mounted to a different name on my desk so it can work at school and at home, please someone help me

  Inder-

  * Proposed by the moderator for hardware & drivers. Reason: Add clarity.* *.

  Create a shortcut on your desktop using this command line:

  diskmgmt.msc

• How to make a portable USB drive use the same drive letter all the time

  Original title:

  I have many removable hard drives from Toshiba.  Use them for photography.  I usually connect simply, transfer photos from the DSLR camera (images raw, very big, not a camera point/rod).  When I plug in, computer automatically selects a player... F, g, H: by M or N.

  Then, I use Adobe Lightroom for adjustments.  Once they are imported into Lightroom it keeps track of this record, they were on.

  PROBLEM:

  If I unplug the removable hard drive, plug in at a later date, computer can randomly choose a different example M instead of H letter.
  LightRoom is so impossible to find photos/images.  I would then have to re - import and start any setting completely from the beginning.

  Question:
  How to direct the computer to select the same drive when I plug in a removable hard drive.

  Plug in a hard drive removable, computer selects H:, can I import into LightRoom, I disconnect the removable hard drive, a week later I want to make adjustments more photography, connect the removable hard drive and FORCE/DIRECT COMPUTER TO SELECT H: AGAIN (or whatever of the original letter was).

  Hope it makes sense.

  Jim

  Hello

  There is a way to assign a static drive on an external USB drive letter, so you always get the same drive letter for the drive.

  Click on the following link and follow the steps to change a drive letter.

  Change, add, or remove a drive letter

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

  I hope this helps.

• Windows 7 x 64 upgrd dv6500z disconnected network drives allow usb drive mapping to the same drive letter

  Hello

  I'm having a problem with the readers of network disconnected allowing for new drive usb to their drive letter mappings. I have my laptop dv6500z home with windows 7 Home premium connected to my router wirelessly with a couple of shares of x 64. Now I turned off, trip and start. All right, the drive letters show as disconnected as they should. Now I plug in a USB key and it corresponds to the drive letter of one of the disconnected actions and not a new, unassigned drive letter. In Explorer, there will still be disconnected action description. Click on it and it accesses all my files on the USB key. In admin tools/disk management, the correct label for the USB key is displayed.

  So is it a problem of HP or just a problem of Microsoft with Windows 7?

  Woody, I was able to replicate that XP is not a bug but a feature. On my laptop, it originally had vista on the c drive and a recovery on the d drive partion. There are about 1 1/2 years I have upgraded Vista to XP. Then recently updated to Windows 7. kept the 3 OS's so I got triple starting capability. Then at home, I added 3 network shares, while I was using a lot of drive letters. When actions are undone, Windows maps a USB key which has not been connected before system one of the disconnected but readers still show in Explorer, the name of the drive on the part of disconnected. However, if the USB is connected to the system before, Windows appears to map a drive letter that he remembered from before.

  In my case, Windows 7 has been installed recently, so there is no remebered for my USB drive letter. I was away from home, so I had a lot of disconnected shares. In addition, now that I got a 3rd OS added to the system, I used a lot of letters from the GET go by car. It's much more likely that I would meet this feature after installing Windows 7.

• USB drive unplugged when wake up mode 'sleep'

  I use windows vista business version for my 6400 Dell insporon laptop.

  When my laptop wakes mode ensures, in the wondows login procedure, it seems he disconnected from usb drives to not communicate with windows at this time. One of the USB (simpletech 2 TB) was not connected (it loses the drive letter in windows Explorer). Two other brand always connected.

  If I recycle the power of this USB, it connects back.

  Simple question: where can I change once and for all so that I don't have to recycle that drive usb every time when you wake up mode 'sleep' (she becomes very annoying since this USB does not start button / stop)? Personally, I think it's microsft windows 'default login procedure question' no usb drive manufacturer bug (contact usb drive tech support).

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hello

  The problem is perhaps due to several parameters being off, and you can actually have
  go through the list again. It could be you have a hardware problem with
  the USB port or might have to reinstall Windows. Even if it is complex you need to use this
  keep track and not as a menu.

  Another possibility is to use a clean boot to see if something in startup is at least partially
  in the mixture. It is the only method of control similar to your idea about the login procedure.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135
  How to check and change Vista startup programs
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/79612-startup-programs-enable-disable.html

  Autoruns - free - see what programs are configured so that it starts automatically when your system
  boots and you login. Autoruns shows you the full list of registry and file locations where
  applications can configure Auto-start settings.
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Tecra S1: No drive letter for USB keys assignments

  Hello!

  Once from time to time, two of our portable Toshiba S1 will not assign a drive letter to a USB drive attached.

  Win XP Pro recognizes and loads the drivers, but they will not get a letter. Oddly enough, this doesn't always happen. Sometimes, a drive letter is assigned. It also happens with sticks that hard worked prior to fine, but it won't work again later, the.

  Obviously, uninstall the drivers help temporarily.

  Is there a permanent solution to this problem?

  See you soon

  seasack

  Hello

  Have you already checked if there is a new update of the BIOS for your laptop model? Maybe update the BIOS can help. In any case I don't know if there is a solution, because as you know it's always more fun with USB keys. Some of them work well, and some of them are not recognized by the operating system.

• No drive letter for USB PCMCIA card reader

  I use a card reader Addonics AEPUDDU Digi - PCMCIA (USB for PC connection) drive with a desktop XP computer.  Now, when I plug in any card memory PCMCIA (I tried several), the card reader recognizes the insertion of the card (the Green led lights up), like the PC (the icon appears in the system tray), but it does not affect no matter what drive letter to the map, so I can't access it all (through Windows Explorer).  If I click on the icon to eject, I get the usual pop-up message ("Remove USB mass storage device"), still only refers to a drive letter.  Clicking on this message gives the 'Safe to Remove Hardware' popup normal.

  Moreover, this habit of work very well, and then several weeks ago began this strange behavior.  Some days it works OK, a few days would not work.  Sometimes restart would fix it.  Today, it doesn't seem to help.

  Why XP will not assign a drive letter to this device, and how do I fix?  Thanks for any help or suggestion...

  Moreover, this habit of work very well, and then several weeks ago began this strange behavior.  Some days it works OK, a few days would not work.  Sometimes restart would fix it.  Today, it doesn't seem to help.

  Assuming you are trying to read of the same type and media memory size that used to work and other USB devices plugged into the same USB taken work, it seems that the device failed.  That means Addonics offers technical support?

  I guess that you tried to connect the unit on different USB Sockets.

  Open the Device Manager (start > run > devmgmt.msc > OK).  I don't know where this device will be displayed.  Look in the hard drives and the Bus USB controllers.  Are there error icons?  If so, double-click the name of the device and see which appear under the heading "status of the device.

  If nothing is reported as bad, it is possible that uninstalling and reinstalling might help.
  Double-click the Device Manager entry and select uninstall.
  Then disconnect the device and reboot.
  Then plug in and let Windows recognize it and install it.

• Forcing USB Flash Drives to use the specific drive letter

  Here, at my work, we have a problem with USB Flash Drives. Whenever someone brings their own, will not be assigned to any drive letter available that is given as a shortcut (B, F, G). Is there anyway to tell XP to assign the USB Flash always drive to say F:?

  Scarlath

  Search and read about the software USBDLM.

• You need to set the drive letter to the USB Ports front before any device has been inserted - that won't change when the device is connected. I have Windows XP Professional with Visual Studio 6 installed

  You need to set the drive letter to the USB Ports front before any device has been inserted - that won't change when the device is connected. I have Windows XP Professional with Visual Studio 6 installed. Thanks for your help

  diana73,

  First of all, make sure that you're connected Administrators account to do.

  How to change a drive letter to change an existing drive letter on a drive, on a partition, or a volume, follow these steps:

  1. Sign in as an administrator or as a member of the Administrators group.
  2. Click Start , click run and type compmgmt.msc .
  3. In the left pane, and then click disk management .
  4. Right click on the drive, the partition, the logical drive or volume that you want to assign a drive letter to and then click change drive letter and paths .
  5. Click change .
  6. Click assign the following drive letter if it is not already selected, click the drive letter that you want to use, and then click OK .
  7. Click Yes when you are prompted to confirm the drive letter change.

  The letter of the drive, partition, or volume that you specified is changed, and the new drive letter is displayed in the appropriate drive, partition, or volume in the disk management tool.

  Good luck! Please rate me upward if you find my post helpful. Thank you!

• External hard drive USB, not received a drive letter in Vista 64-Bit

  I do not use my BeyondMicro 160 G external hard drive a lot just to make occasional backups, well this time was different.  I have powered the drive, plugged the USB cable into my PC and normal tone was heard, but NO drive letter is assigned to the drive.  In fact I couldn't find anywhere in my computer that the unit was even detected.  I Visa Ultimate 64-bit, I tried to uninstall the drivers in the Device Manager and rebooted and still no external drive, any suggestions?

  Konala Hello,

  Thank you for your response.

  If the external hard drive not detected below are some steps to solve the problem:
   
  You can check if the device is compatible with Windows Vista by visiting the Windows Vista Compatibility Center, which includes a list of drivers, hardware and applications that are compatible with Windows Vista.
   
  For reference, the link to the Windows Vista Compatibility Center is included below:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/
   
  Then, if the external hard drive is not detected in Device Manager, please check if the external drive is detected in the management of the computer:
   
  You can check this by going to: start then click on computer
  When it is connected and switched on, the drive should appear as a drive letter on the computer (ie: drive E:, F: or another letter.) An Autorun window may also appear if the drive is detected.
   
  If the external drive does not appear, please check the following:

  · Check the power supply and check if it works normally.
  · Check the wiring and check that the USB cable is plugged into a port. You can also try another USB port.
  · Check disk management to see if the drive is detected it:
   
  1. right click on computer, select manage, select disk management.
  2. check the upper and lower windows to find if the drive is detected.
   
  If the external hard drive is not detected, try to connect the external drive to another PC to check if the unit is working normally.
   
  Then please check if Windows Vista Service Pack 1 is installed currently.  If WVSP1 is not installed, you can try to install this service pack and check if the problem still persists.
   
  For reference, the link below contains information. about how to obtain the latest Windows Vista service pack:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/935791/
   
   
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• Change the drive letter when connecting via USB?

  When I plugged my DroidX (via USB) to my box "XP home", I don't have my 2 USB powered external drive enclosures. Thusly, Motohelper installed and configured itself, but took possession of the letters 'F' and 'G' driver previously used by my two external in the process.

  I need to get those back from some apps are looking for files in these places and I would rather not start reconfiguring all my apps on my XP machine.

  I looked in disk management, but don't see not all references to F or G, a frontend for the Motorola drivers for this problem.

  Someone knows a way to recover my drive letters and to reconfigure the drive letters of Motorola to my taste? (System Restore is out...)

  How to change a drive letter

  To change an existing drive letter on a drive, on a partition, or a volume, follow these steps:

  1. Sign in as an administrator or as a member of the Administrators group.
  2. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click performance and Maintenance.
  3. Click Administrative Tools, double-click computer management, and then click disk management in the left pane.
  4. Right click on the drive, the partition, the logical drive or volume that you want to assign a drive letter to and then click change drive letter and paths.
  5. Click change.
  6. Click assign the following drive letter if it is not already selected, click the drive letter that you want to use, and then click OK.
  7. Click Yes when you are prompted to confirm the drive letter change.

  The letter of the drive, partition, or volume that you specified is changed, and the new drive letter is displayed in the appropriate drive, partition, or volume in the disk management tool.

  How to remove a drive letter

  To remove an existing drive letter on a drive, on a partition, or a volume, follow these steps:

  1. Sign in as an administrator or as a member of the Administrators group.
  2. Click Start, click Control Panel, and then click performance and Maintenance.
  3. Click Administrative Tools, double-click computer management, and then click disk management in the left pane.
  4. Right click on the drive, the partition, the logical drive or volume that you want to assign a drive letter to and then click change drive letter and paths.
  5. Click Remove.
  6. Click Yes when you are prompted to confirm the deletion.

  The drive letter is removed the disk, the partition or volume that you specified.

• Assign a drive letter to a USB hard drive

  How can I assign a drive letter to a USB drive so that it is always the same whenever I plug it to make backups etc.?

  Thanks, Martin

  Plug in your device and wait for it to be recognized.  Open a command prompt (click the start ORB, then all programs, then Accessories, and then right-click the command prompt icon and select run as administrator). In the command prompt, type diskmgmt.msc, and then press ENTER.  Find your external drive in the list in the disk management window and right click and select "Change Drive Letter and paths", assign the drive letter, you always want to have.

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  How can I assign a drive letter to a USB drive so that it is always the same whenever I plug it to make backups etc.?

  Thanks, Martin

• 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.

• Windows 7 professional XP Mode - does not recognize external USB drives or internal DVD drive

  I recently bought a new Toshiba laptop and ordered computer configured with Windows 7 Professional that I can use the XP mode for some older programs.  Virtual Mode and XP mode work well, but the computer will not recognize the USB external storage drives or internal DVD player.  This prevent me to save and transfer any file I'm working on in XP mode.  Anyone know what I have to do to make the computer recognize USB drives and DVD drive internal when I'm running in XP mode?  Thank you!!

  Hello David,.

  Thanks for the quick response.

  Yes, it's a Microsoft Product, but there specific departments assigned to the people where they have more expertise, this is the reason why we have asked you to post your query in the TechNet where this issue is very discussed.

  Hope this information helps.

• Mapped network drive letter conflict with external storage / USB key

  I have traced a number of network drives in Windows 7 (:) drive F: to J. Whenever I insert a USB key, it receives a drive letter of one of the network drives mapped, making the network itself inaccessible drive (actually, the reader is always displayed as a mapped network drive, it only contain data from USB).

  I think that this is a known issue at least since Windows XP. I even found a fix for Windows XP, but it seems that he has not yet fixed in Windows 7.

  Any ideas?

  I would like to find a solution that I don't have to assign V: to Z: my readers to network to make room for USB keys.

  Thank you very much!

  Hello

  We have had this problem also and use USBDLM to solve. It's a service that you install and it 'redirects' usb mailbox available if the one they want to use is already taken by a network drive or another usb. See the link below

  www.Uwe-Sieber.de

  It may be useful

  Bruno