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Drive Letters - Show or Remove

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Drive Letters - Show or Remove

How to Show or Remove Drive Letters from Displaying in Vista and Windows 7
Published by Brink
01-10-2008

Drive Letters - Show or Remove

How to Show or Remove Drive Letters from Displaying in Vista and Windows 7

Information

This will show you how to have all drive letters set to show or be removed from displaying in Vista and Windows 7. The drive letters are set to show by default.

EXAMPLE: Drive Letters Set to Show and Remove
NOTE: This is in the Computer (Start menu) window.

Here's How:

1. Open Folder Options.

2. Click on the View Tab. (see screenshot below step 5)

3. To Show All Drive Letters
A) Check Show drive letters.

B) Go to step 5.

4. To Remove or Hide All Driver Letters
A) Uncheck Show driver letters.

5. Click on OK.
NOTE: You may need to press F5 to refresh the window to see the changes.

That's it,
Shawn

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