How to Change Usb Drive Letter Windows 7

How to Change Usb Drive Letter Windows 7

Windows 7/8 Dual Boot Drive Letter Issue
location: 8forums.com - date: June 18, 2012
Hi guys, I've got a problem with my dual boot setup: I've installed Windows 8, selected an empty partition, booted it, everything peachy. The only surprising thing was that driver letters where switched: my windows 7 install and data was now in D: drive and windows 8 install appropiated C: letter drive without consulting me. This became a problem came when I tried to boot windows 7 and an annoying startup repair assistant showed up. Tried autorepair but no luck. [to be honest, I let it unattended and don't know what happened, don't even know if it finished since the battery died, but it lasts at least 2 hours, and that should be enough, right?] Then read somewhere changing active partition to win7 could help. Bad idea: now no
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How to change system drive letter in Windows 8 RTM?
location: 8forums.com - date: August 18, 2012
I've installed Windows 8 starting the installer from Windows 8 RP and I've just noticed that it picked up the drive letters from the old system. Now my system drive is Y instead of C , because in the old system that partition was Y. If I try to change the drive letter in the Drive Management it gives an error. Does anyone know how to change system drive letter in Windows 8 RTM?
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How to Convert Windows 7 DVD to USB Flash Drive and install the same from USB Flash Drive
location: microsoft.com - date: April 24, 2013
My lappy dosent Recognise Windows 7 Home Premium DVD. Can i burn the image of the DVD to my USB Flash Drive using my Desktop and then install Windows 7 on to my lappy from USB Flash Drive. If so How do I do it???
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HOW TO: Install Windows 7 from a USB stick
location: 7forums.com - date: January 10, 2009
This might have been covered earlier, but I guess a fresh post would be in order as many of you have recently acquired a beta product key and the latest ISO image of Windows 7. This guide is good if you want to install to a netbook or laptop that doesn't have a CD-ROM or if you'd like to get a speedier install on your desktop PC See also: USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create 1. Download the latest ISO image of Windows 7 2. Use MagicISO or any other SW that can read and extract the contents of the ISO. 3. Extract all the files to a folder of your choice ( ex. C:\Windows 7). If you use MagicISO you'd want to right click on the ISO file and then select "Extract to..." 4. attach a USB stick of at least 4 GB size 5. Select
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On setup of Windows 7 Backup to network drive, how to avoid userid and password?
location: microsoft.com - date: February 8, 2013
I have Windows 7 x64 Pro on one PC of my 2-computer home network. I backup my files to a 1-GB network drive using obsolescent software. I would like to use Windows backup in the same way, but I get stuck at the first stage of backup: "what are my userid and password?". I do not need to use either as both computers are single-user and log-on automatically. How can I persuade W7 Backup to accept that they are not needed? Alternatively how can I, having administrator status, either: check out whether there is an existing id/password?if necessary, set up a new id/password without prejudicing my current automatic logon?
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How to do clean install Windows 7 upgrade on new drive
location: 7forums.com - date: October 18, 2009
I own Windows Vista 64bit, and have ordered Windows 7 Professional 64bit upgrade. How do I do a clean installation of Windows 7 on a new hard drive? Thanks for your help � IM
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Installing Windows 7 on a USB Flash Drive
location: 7forums.com - date: April 20, 2012
Would it be possible to install Windows 7 x64 Ultimate onto my 32GB USB Flash Drive as a portable OS on the go? I'm not talking about creating a Windows 7 Installation USB Flash Drive as an alternative to a DVD Installation, I'm talking about being able to have Windows 7 x64 Ultimate OS on a USB drive. I'm asking because I need to be able to have another Windows OS on a separate drive in order for me to be able to Secure Erase my OCZ RevoDrive PCI-E SSD using OCZ Toolbox.
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How to change System Drive Letter
location: winsecrets.com - date: May 2, 2011
I performed a clean reinstall of XP on my friend's computer, but Windows was installed on drive D instead of C. Is it possible to rename D to C, and if so how,and how would I go about moving system files from D to C? I realise the existing drive letters can be lived with, but I do all the "maintenance" on the computer, and just find having the OS on drive D confusing, having got so used to it being on C. Advice would be appreciated. Thanks and regards, Roy
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How to Change Disk Drive Letter Assignment? (XP SP-2)
location: winsecrets.com - date: December 25, 2005
I have a XP computer that has 2 hard drives that was delivered as C and F c: (NTFS on drive 0) f: (NTFS on drive 1) It also has 2 DVD drives that was delivered as D and E DVD-RW Drive (D DVD Drive (E I had to reinstall Windows XP and disk drive letter assignments were changed as follows: c: (NTFS on drive 0) d: (NTFS on drive 1) DVD-RW Drive (E DVD Drive (F How do I change my disk drive letter assignments back to their original delivered state. Thanks, John
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Menu slide or fade in Windows 7. How to change?
location: 7forums.com - date: October 14, 2010
Hi, can anyone tell me how to change the menu animation in Windows 7 from slide to fade? I did not find anything about it so I would be grateful if anybody could help me. Thanks a lot. larsson
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