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  1. Anderson2
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    That is what I was leaning towards: removing the drive letter. Just hope the laptop will still boot after I do that.
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  3. Anderson2
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    Feedback for anyone else in my situation:
    I removed the D: letter and the PC rebooted normally. (Ooph! That is what I was concerned about)
    Even better, none of the other partitions (F: or the CD drive E: ) changed their letter designations. So everything works correctly.

    Now I feel better. Thanks for the hand holding.
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