I have 2 HDD installed (C) & (E) plus a CD-ROM (D). I wish to swap the letters of (D) and (E) around so that 2nd HDD is my (D) drive and the CD-ROM becomes the (E) drive.
(The 2nd HDD is an IDE drive taken from my old computer and occupies the sole IDE slot on my mb - all the other mb connectors are for SATA drives.)
I guess I would need to make this a 3 stage operation then.
1. change the CD-ROM to an assigned letter, say (H)
2. change the 2nd HDD from (E) to (D)
3. change the CD-ROM from (H) to (E)
I guess I would need to make this a 3 stage operation then.
1. change the CD-ROM to an assigned letter, say (H)
2. change the 2nd HDD from (E) to (D)
3. change the CD-ROM from (H) to (E)
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