Having that second drive assigned “L:” seems somewhat odd 1, so let’s change it. This will bring up the Disk Management tool.
In prior versions of Windows, you may need to right-click on My Computer or its equivalent, click on Manage, and, in the resulting application, click on Disk Management. Right-click on the Start menu and click on Disk management. Drive letters are not assigned at format time, and yes, they can be changed. In fact, it’s quite easy to change them, and I do it all the time.įor every drive except “C:”, that is.
