No more drive letters in windows
I am soon running out of drive letters in Windows.
I've seen on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4652545/windows-what-happens-if-i-finish-drive-letters-they-are-26 that if I run out of letters, no new drives will show up.
Is this information still up to date?
And do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager? (Computer Manager -> Disk Manager)
Thanks
Using Windows 10 Pro
windows-10
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I am soon running out of drive letters in Windows.
I've seen on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4652545/windows-what-happens-if-i-finish-drive-letters-they-are-26 that if I run out of letters, no new drives will show up.
Is this information still up to date?
And do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager? (Computer Manager -> Disk Manager)
Thanks
Using Windows 10 Pro
windows-10
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I am soon running out of drive letters in Windows.
I've seen on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4652545/windows-what-happens-if-i-finish-drive-letters-they-are-26 that if I run out of letters, no new drives will show up.
Is this information still up to date?
And do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager? (Computer Manager -> Disk Manager)
Thanks
Using Windows 10 Pro
windows-10
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I am soon running out of drive letters in Windows.
I've seen on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4652545/windows-what-happens-if-i-finish-drive-letters-they-are-26 that if I run out of letters, no new drives will show up.
Is this information still up to date?
And do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager? (Computer Manager -> Disk Manager)
Thanks
Using Windows 10 Pro
windows-10
windows-10
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Is this information still up to date?
Yes; Everything described in that question, the answers to that question, and the relevant documentation are still accurate.
do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager?
A disk will appear in Disk Manager regardless if you have assigned a drive letter to it.
answered 3 hours ago
RamhoundRamhound
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U have a typo on the last word in your answer :-)
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Is this information still up to date?
Yes; Everything described in that question, the answers to that question, and the relevant documentation are still accurate.
do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager?
A disk will appear in Disk Manager regardless if you have assigned a drive letter to it.
answered 3 hours ago
RamhoundRamhound
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U have a typo on the last word in your answer :-)
– Moab
3 hours ago
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Is this information still up to date?
Yes; Everything described in that question, the answers to that question, and the relevant documentation are still accurate.
do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager?
A disk will appear in Disk Manager regardless if you have assigned a drive letter to it.
answered 3 hours ago
RamhoundRamhound
20.1k156085
U have a typo on the last word in your answer :-)
– Moab
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Is this information still up to date?
Yes; Everything described in that question, the answers to that question, and the relevant documentation are still accurate.
do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager?
A disk will appear in Disk Manager regardless if you have assigned a drive letter to it.
answered 3 hours ago
RamhoundRamhound
20.1k156085
Is this information still up to date?
Yes; Everything described in that question, the answers to that question, and the relevant documentation are still accurate.
do the drives only don't show up in explorer or do they not even show up in disk manager?
A disk will appear in Disk Manager regardless if you have assigned a drive letter to it.
answered 3 hours ago
RamhoundRamhound
20.1k156085
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answered 3 hours ago
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answered 3 hours ago
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U have a typo on the last word in your answer :-)
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U have a typo on the last word in your answer :-)
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U have a typo on the last word in your answer :-)
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U have a typo on the last word in your answer :-)
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