There is a planned management system drive letter (3)

Of course, you can also easily hide the drive through the Vista Optimizer Master System - Drive settings.

You might ask, if I assign all the drive letters one day and want to add storage devices, what should I do? Please don't worry, I can tell you that even if you assign all the drive letters, we still have a way to access these newly added storage devices. The way is that you can load these newly added hard disks into the previous hard disk partition as a folder. First, the loaded partition must be in NTFS format, and there must be no page file in the second loaded partition. If you meet the requirements, you can choose the "Disk Management" mentioned above, select the device you need to load to other locations, and select "Change drive name and path". This time we click "Add...", in the pop-up dialog box will display "Load the following blank NTFS folder", select "Browse", select the corresponding folder under the drive letter to be loaded, or click "Create a new file" button, select "OK." When you go back to "My Computer", you will see that the files in that folder are all from the newly loaded hard drive.

After that, if the folder you loaded has indeed been assigned a drive letter, you can also delete the drive letter and access it only by the folder you just created. Here you need to go back to the "Computer Management" "Disk Management" option, and click "Add" to change the "Delete". The system will prompt this action may make the executable file on the disk unexecutable. Of course, if you just use this partition for storage, you can ignore this warning. Then select "OK". However, as the system warning says, if you really need to execute the executable file in this partition, it is very likely that this file will not start properly, but the image and video will not be affected by this.