Solved My drives are being lettered wrong

[MajorFoley]

Ok guys so, i unplugged my drives except for my ODD and my SSD because i was migrating my OS from my current SSD to a new Samsung one. Unfortunately the samsung SSD didn't fit in the intels enclosure so till i got a new bracket i was going to put in my intel SSD again. So i replug in my other 2 HDD's again and for some reason, my games one, the seagate keeps taking over the D:\lettering screwing up the pathing for everything on it!

Before it was like this.
C:\ My OS
D:\ my ODD
E:\ Videos drive
F:\ Games + Downloads Drive

Now whenever i have them all in its
C:\ My OS
D:\ Games + Downloads
E:\Videos drive
F:\ My ODD.

A little help anyone please? Steps would be nice if you can. If i try to change its letter it keeps going parameter is incorrect.
EDIT: I think i know how its causing the parameter is incorrect error but no idea what to do with it. For some reason its now disk0 and its got pagefile on it... Like its holding virtual RAM... I do have a system restore from when i installed data migration but im not sure if that would work...

 

[Barman58]

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/82994-drive-letter-add-change-remove-windows.html

should be quite simple, though you may need to use an intermediate Letter to change when both letters are in use

To swap your D and F drives

Change D to X
Change F to D
Change X to F

 

[MajorFoley]

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/82994-drive-letter-add-change-remove-windows.html

should be quite simple, though you may need to use an intermediate Letter to change when both letters are in use

To swap your D and F drives

Change D to X
Change F to D
Change X to F

Parameter is incorrect error prevents it.

 

[Barman58]

Try using a 3rd party manager such as Partition Wizard which normally does not have the same problems as the limited Microsoft offering

or try swapping the Drive cables for D & F ( also check that your system Drive is Drive 0, Not essential but helps)

 

[MajorFoley]

Try using a 3rd party manager such as Partition Wizard

So it turns out it was the page file doing it. I was able to change it back, problem is now all of my icons are that default windows look alike

Anyway the steps i did were like so
1. Right click computer, and click properties
2. Advanced System settings
3. Settings under performance.
4. Advanced tab
5. Virtual Memory click change
6. Unselect manage all drives
7. Go to drive with system managed and set to none.
8. Reset computer and you will be able to do it.
9. After changing letters make sure to retick the manage all drives option

 

[Barman58]

This tutorial works for most issues with icons

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/49819-icon-cache-rebuild.html

If it does not in your case, post in the tutorial thread & Point back to this thread and I'm sure Shawn will be able to help when he's next on line

 

[MajorFoley]

This tutorial works for most issues with icons

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/49819-icon-cache-rebuild.html

If it does not in your case, post in the tutorial thread & Point back to this thread and I'm sure Shawn will be able to help when he's next on line

You sir deserve at least 3 upvotes. Thanks for the help and the icon rebuilding worked!
I did post a thread like this on linus tech tips so ill post the solution there too. Thanks alot mate!