Assigning drive letters in Win2K

[de8212]

Currently I have my hard drive partitioned into three drives (c, d, e)
My cdrom is f and my zip drive is g.
How can I make my zip drive B: (or can I?)?

Thanks

de

 

[linster]

I don't think you can, it's not a floppy drive.

 

[KillerAngel]

I believe you can make it B:, at least I know you can in Win98 by this trick. All you need to do is slap a jumper on the middle pins on the back of your Zip drive. Look at the jumper diagram, it'll have no jumpers for Slave drive, and it'll have something like Slave A (or Slave B or Alternate or something). You just need to play with the jumpers and it'll make it B:. Good luck.

 

[llew]

Go to administrative tools, click on computer management, a MMC screen will come up, click on disk management, you can change drive letters there.