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Originally Posted by Hom3r
I thought historically that A: & B: were reserved for floppy drives 5-1/4" (If you can remember that far back), 3.1/2" and C: & D: were for HDD.
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You got it. We have "removed " the 3.5" floppy via the Bios freeing it up.
So I can rename to "a" As I said this I have worked around & I can name The USB "a" I need to make it stick on the change of sticks .
Will try the other suggestion when back in work
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Originally Posted by Tightscot
did you change the letter using disk management? - if you did then it should keep the letter, unless the machines have floppy drives using A:
If they have an A: drive already then the USB will take the next available drive letter...
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Yes & no Had to go into bios to free "a" then used disk management to change it but it only holds for a single stick next time a stick goes in it "find E ,f ,g what ever & I do it over again
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Originally Posted by Druchii
SUBST "f:\" A:
Run that in a batch file. (Ok, F: will be there, but A: will also be there  |
Will try this on Monday Thanks