Disk Management Question


  1. swarfega
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    Disk Management Question





    Looking at the above image, you will see that drive d: is listed first. Is that because these drives are listed in the order at which they are connected to the motherboard?
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  3. rgauchey
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    Yes. You can change the letter designation if you wish.
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  4. swarfega
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    Yeah I already have but Ill be formatting due to new hd coming next week so Ill reconfigure the sata cables then
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