I have 4 volumes on my pc. C: D: E: and Z:
all are NTFS execept for Z: which is FAT32.
When using a DOS boot floppy, the first and only drive it can see is the Z: drive, and so it assigns it as C:
When I then execute the NTFS reader stored there, it detects the other volumes, assigning Z: as C:, C: as D:, D: as E: and E: as F:
Is there any way I can assign my FAT32 partition (detected first and assigned C: ) as Z: before invoking my NTFS reader?
I know it's not too important, but I'd like to get it to match the assignments listed in 'My Computer' in XP.
all are NTFS execept for Z: which is FAT32.
When using a DOS boot floppy, the first and only drive it can see is the Z: drive, and so it assigns it as C:
When I then execute the NTFS reader stored there, it detects the other volumes, assigning Z: as C:, C: as D:, D: as E: and E: as F:
Is there any way I can assign my FAT32 partition (detected first and assigned C: ) as Z: before invoking my NTFS reader?
I know it's not too important, but I'd like to get it to match the assignments listed in 'My Computer' in XP.