Right click the computer - select management - select disk management on the left - check whether there is a disk f, and then right click it, select Change Drive and Path, select Change, select a letter, and then confirm - if there is no disk f, change the disk drive to f according to the previous operation
I don't know if you are Xiaobai. If you want to back up the useful things in two D disks first, then format the D disk. If not, check the disk properties first to see if you have installed Win twice.According to the logical processing of the disk by the operating system, no matter which disk is installed in, that disk will be regarded as the C disk, and the others will move backward and forward. In fact, the result is that you can only keep one of them.As for which, be realistic.
I have encountered this problem. When I install the system on a U disk, sometimes the U disk becomes a C disk. A small software can solve this problem.Install a pe toolbox to the system, restart to enter the pe operating system, and there is a small software (from the start menu program, there are many tools) in it. Adjust the drive letter by mistake, open it and adjust it.
It is estimated that it was installed by inserting the USB flash disk and other devices, which caused the system to consider the local disk as D, Besides, look at my computer - right-click management - Disk Manager to understand the partition status of the disk.
ZOL Q&A>CD drive>other>After reinstalling the win7 system, the drive letter of the dvd drive has changed to the dvd drive. Why change it back to the F drive
