Virtual Drive Letter

[mdubin]

Hi:

I just downloaded Virtual CloneDrive after reading many raves about it on the web.

But it seemed to automatically assign the next available drive letter E:. But this is the Drive Letter I use for my external DVD burner when it is connected.

I also use Drive letters F: and G: for my external USB hard drives (when they are connected).

My question: Is there a way to tell Virtual CloneDrive which drive letter I want it to assign?

Thanks for your help.

 

[Adbear]

go into disk management and assign it in there like you would with any other drive

 

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Do as Adbear stated. Use Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Storage > Disk Management.

 

[James]

Hi:

I just downloaded Virtual CloneDrive after reading many raves about it on the web.

But it seemed to automatically assign the next available drive letter E:.

Sure. That's a "Windows thing". It behaves as if you connect a real, physical drive (for Windows VCD looks & feels like one).

But this is the Drive Letter I use for my external DVD burner when it is connected.

I also use Drive letters F: and G: for my external USB hard drives (when they are connected).

My question: Is there a way to tell Virtual CloneDrive which drive letter I want it to assign?

Sure. You do the same as you would for a real, physical drive (Computer->Manage->Disk Management)

 

[mdubin]

Thanks everyone.

I did not realize that I could use Disk Management with a Virtual Drive. I just went in and changed the virtual drive letter to "V". I only am working with one virtual drive at this time.

Excellent software.