Moving itunes to external drive. Drive letter problem
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If you right-click Computer and then click Manage. Then click Disk Management you can assign a drive letter to your external drive.
Choose a letter high up the alphabet, and that drive *should* get the same drive letter each time.
I have just tested the theory with a few different USB drives. I assigned one as T: and unplugged it and plugged it back in. Was assigned T: again. I also tried it in a new USB port, again, assigned T:. Even with different combinations of drives plugged in, and changing the order I plugged them in, the same drive was always assigned T:. This was on Windows 7. This behaviour may not be the same on XP or Vista.
I am not saying it is fool proof, but my quick experiment showed promise
Choose a letter high up the alphabet, and that drive *should* get the same drive letter each time.
I have just tested the theory with a few different USB drives. I assigned one as T: and unplugged it and plugged it back in. Was assigned T: again. I also tried it in a new USB port, again, assigned T:. Even with different combinations of drives plugged in, and changing the order I plugged them in, the same drive was always assigned T:. This was on Windows 7. This behaviour may not be the same on XP or Vista.
I am not saying it is fool proof, but my quick experiment showed promise
As Sirius said. This will help stop Windows assigning any other drive letter to the external drive and cocking up your paths.
Also, follow this guide: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1364
Also, follow this guide: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1364