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Assign Windows installation to a different letter than C?
Had a crazy thought. Wouldn't assigning Windows installation to a different drive letter than C help in some measure against infections? Or I guess even after installing Windows, just change drive C to another letter.
Obviously for sophisticated infections this might not work, but wouldn't generic infections have code that assumes the system is installed on the default C drive, so the virus code is written with generic paths for infection (ex. C:/windows/system32/... etc)?
Or is this not how it works?