Can I change HD designation letter?

Is there a way to change one hard drive designation to another?

Currently I have a dual boot system and works fine. XP is on C: D: (120Gig)
and Vista Ultimate running on V: (750 Gig) and I have reached the point where
I would like to remove the old small drive C:/D: and replace it with a larger
dive for extra storage.
The problem is if I just remove the old drive the computer will not boot. I
guess it is because it does not see a C: drive, only V:
How can I change V: to C:?

Mark

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223188
regards
FMK

"Mark S-123" <MarkS123@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Is there a way to change one hard drive designation to another?
>
> Currently I have a dual boot system and works fine. XP is on C: D:
> (120Gig)
> and Vista Ultimate running on V: (750 Gig) and I have reached the point
> where
> I would like to remove the old small drive C:/D: and replace it with a
> larger
> dive for extra storage.
> The problem is if I just remove the old drive the computer will not boot.
> I
> guess it is because it does not see a C: drive, only V:
> How can I change V: to C:?
>
> Mark
>

"Mark S-123" wrote:

> Is there a way to change one hard drive designation to another?
>
> Currently I have a dual boot system and works fine. XP is on C: D: (120Gig)
> and Vista Ultimate running on V: (750 Gig) and I have reached the point where
> I would like to remove the old small drive C:/D: and replace it with a larger
> dive for extra storage.
> The problem is if I just remove the old drive the computer will not boot. I
> guess it is because it does not see a C: drive, only V:
> How can I change V: to C:?
>
> Mark
>

Mark,

Right click COMPUTER, click MANAGE, double click DISK MANAGEMENT, right
click on a Disk in the list and choose "Change Drive Letter & Paths."