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Ferrari assigning wrong drive letter

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I can't find anyting about this on the Acer website, but when I put in my new 7200 RPM drive, my Ferrari 3200 assigned it to Drive E, with Drive C being the SD/etc. drive, and Drive D being the DVD drive.

I can't find anywhere in the BIOS to tweak this.

Anyone?

-Joshua
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Originally Posted by CJoshuaV
I can't find anyting about this on the Acer website, but when I put in my new 7200 RPM drive, my Ferrari 3200 assigned it to Drive E, with Drive C being the SD/etc. drive, and Drive D being the DVD drive.

I can't find anywhere in the BIOS to tweak this.

Anyone?

-Joshua
With most other PCs, that's common. You should be able to disable the card reader in the BIOS while you're installing Windows. After that's completely done, re-enable the card reader and Windows should assign it letters after everything else by default.

Edit: They're probably connected via a USB header, btw. So that may be what you will need to disable.
post #3 of 5
Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> Disk Management

You can change/reassign drive letters there to whatever you want. I'm not sure how it works if you change the primary boot partition's letter, but I doubt it would make any difference since all the booting is done long before Windows assigns letters
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Originally Posted by Bill
Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> Disk Management

You can change/reassign drive letters there to whatever you want. I'm not sure how it works if you change the primary boot partition's letter, but I doubt it would make any difference since all the booting is done long before Windows assigns letters
Or, that could work if you've already got it installed.
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Won't let you do it for the boot partition.
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