How does WinXP modify the drive letter? How to modify the hard drive letter

  
                

I believe that everyone has encountered a hard drive letter of the computer suddenly changed, do not know what the situation. Recently, users of the WinXP system, when they turned on the computer, suddenly found that there was a disk drive letter changed. It used to be a (J:) disk, and now it becomes an (X:) disk, so strange! Why is this so? How to solve such a problem? Below, let's talk about the way WinXP modifies the hard drive letter.

The method is as follows:

1. Modify the hard drive letter. At the beginning, open the control panel program.

2. In the control panel interface, select and open the "Computer Management" program.

3. After entering the computer management window, select “Disk Management” on the left.

4, will list all the disks on the computer on the right side, you can see that the front is arranged in order, only the last one is not in order, become the (X:) disk.

5. Right-click on the X disk and in the context menu that pops up, select “change drive name and path”

6. In the change window, first select the X disk in the list box, then click the “Change” button.

7, in the next window, first select “ assign the following drive letter & rdquo;, this is generally the default item, then open the drop-down box on the right, select "ld"; J & rdquo;

8. After you have selected it, you can confirm it by pressing the “OK” button.

9. A confirmation box pops up, prompting “Change the drive name of the volume may cause the program to stop running. . . ”, no need to care about it, press Yes.

10, after exiting from the modification window, in the disk management window, the X disk drive letter has been changed to J.

The above is the difference between WinXP's method of modifying the hard disk drive letter introduced by everyone. It is really strange to have such a problem. In fact, it is very simple to solve such a problem. Just enter the disk management of the computer, and then change the disk drive letter back.

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