I don't have an answer for your particular brand -- mine is Direct/Net Link
and uses an application called Thunderbird -- but just for your info, on my
PC with XP it is drive F, and on laptop with Vista it is drive G. First I
would try using Disk Manager to change the drives if possible. If not, then
I would try removing the cable, then try installing another USB item (or
virtual drive) that might become D: by default, then re-connect your cable
and see if it conjures up a new drive letter for itself.

Just my kind of thinking -- hope it might help.

Frogman


"ZombieKlown" <ZombieKlown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Okay, I'm using the Easy Transfer Cable to move files from my old XP pc to
> my
> new Vista pc. But my 100GB storage drive on my XP pc is labled D:. And the
> D:
> drive on my new pc is only a 6GB backup drive. So obviously it starts
> moving
> the files but fills up quickly and has to stop. Does anybody know how to
> change the drive location of where to move the files to? It seems to want
> to
> automatically want to match up drive's like C: to C: or D: to D: