USB mass storage device drive allocation-laptop
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In a previous USB storage device drive allocation discussion, the
following pathway was given as the solution:
'My Computer, Manage, Disk Management - assign a drive letter'.
On my laptop, in Windows XP SP2, I cannot find this pathway. I open up
disk Management/portable devices and my portable storage shows as
'unallocated'. I have checked under every menu heading, RH mouse,
properties, etc, but cannot find a path to 'assign a drive letter'. Can
anyone enlighten me please?
Cyril
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... In a previous USB storage device drive allocation discussion, ... 'My Computer, Manage, Disk Management - assign a drive letter'. ... On my laptop, in Windows XP SP2, I cannot find this pathway. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: USB mass storage device drive allocation-laptop
... Before you can assign a drive letter to it you must create at least one ... > In a previous USB storage device drive allocation discussion, ... > 'My Computer, Manage, Disk Management - assign a drive letter'. ... > On my laptop, in Windows XP SP2, I cannot find this pathway. ...
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