You can change drive letters, but know the risk of doing so
You can easily change drive D: into drive F:. But if Windows expects a file to be on drive D:, that's a problem.

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Contributing Editor, Tech colony

Oct 16, 2015

Luke Lindsay wants to change his drive letters. But he’s worried about the problems it may cause. Drive letters were part of the PC environment before they were called PCs. My first computer ran CP/M, and the two floppy drives were A: and B:. We’re still using drive letters today, but they’re more pliable—and they can also create more problems. READ MORE ....http://mytechcolony..com.ng/