Saucy Lemon

Use "Disk Management"

Start > right-click on "Computer" > select "Manage" > on the left-hand pane
click on "Disk Management"

...then..

In Disk Management:

right-click on the drive which is to have its drive letter changed > and
select "Change Drive Letters and Paths" > hit the "Change" button > use the
drop-down list to choose a letter and then complete the wizard etc. etc.

NOTE: if you are changing the drive letter assignment for a CD/DVD-ROM drive
you may occassionally have to point Windows to it should you add remove
Windows components or somesuch. Also, 3rd party programs already installed
*may* have difficulty in that they already expect a certain drive letter for
the CD/DVD-ROM. If it becomes a problem, set it back to the letter it is
now.

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Saucy Lemon
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"T5" <noanswer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:8DA25551-C33A-4799-8A84-B9F601C50954@microsoft.com...
>I have just done a vista home premium upgrade over a win xp MCE
>installation, however I now have a vista install but with the letter H
>assigned to it. when I go to management console and ask to change the
>drive letter I get told that I cannot do this because it may be a boot
>volume or have page files. What do I have to do to change the drive letter
>to C: ?
>
> I cannot install any of the drivers I need to get the system working until
> Drive c is recognised as when I try it says that I do not have enough free
> space to install