Can I change hard drive letters in Windows NT?

[ddeder]

I am working with a Pentium II computer that has one hard drive with two partitions (drive letters C and D). The CD-ROM drive is drive E. I just added a 6GB mAXTOR hard drive to the system, slaved off of the original HARD DRIVE. I used Maxtor's Powermax software to set this up. It says it installed successfully so I reboot the computer. The computer boots fine and I go into My Computer. Here I find that the C drive is still the C drive, but the original D drive is now the F drive. The new 6GB hard drive is now the D drive. This has somehow screwed up a lot of my applications. e.g. when I open a Word document it tells me it cannot locate winword.exe. I think it is looking for it on the D drive when it now resides on the F drive. Is it possible for me to switch the drive letters from within Windows NT to fix this problem?

 

[SoylentGreen]

Been a while for NT.

Should be a disk manager in your control panel, probably under administrative tools.

You should be able to assign it permanently there.

 

[illusion88]

In 2000pro you do it in disk manager, right click on the drive and there is an option thats like change letter or something. Click it and then reassign it.

 

[ddeder]

Thanks. got it...