How many drive letters do you have in My Computer?

[TheGunslinger]

I have:

C (BOOT)
D (BOOTMIRROR)
E (DVD Drive)
F (DATA)
K
L
M
N

The last four point to shares on my laptop in the living room

[Mutley]

1. A, C, D, E

:D

[SofaKingLiberal]

10. Here

A Floppy
C Boot
D DATA
E DATA
G DATA
F DVD
H Removable

Edit- Oops, I meant to respond to the OP. :silly:

[obxhead]

2. A,C, D, E ,F,G H, I....

I just got this new kick ass PC so I'm still trying to figure 'em all out though.

[Omphaloskepsis]

3. Well, I use a Macintosh..

But.

My drives..
Ryan is a bitch.. (80 gigs)
Music.. (240 gigs)
TV.. (120 gigs)
Movies.. (120 gigs)
Other.. (120 gigs)

[Call Me Wesley]

4. A through M.

And I'm really wondering if there's a slot for credit cards to withdraw money from the machine ... :shrug:

[Cobalt Violet]

5. I must be a light weight or not looking in the right spot.

C: local disk
D: dvd/cd-rw
E: (when my camera is hooked up)

[Deja Q]

6. 2 floppy units, followed by all other media forms... 26 is a limit.

I think 26 is a limit, but I've never heard of "AA:"

[LeftyMom]

7. A, C-I

A is a floppy, B is for the empty drive bay in case I install anything. C and D are hard drives, E-I are removable media, like my jump drive, camera and ipod.

[DS1]

8. C,D,E, F, G,H, I

No A:, floppies can go to hell. They can go to hell and they can die!

/Mr. Garrison

[alcibiades_mystery]

11. Floppies are over

The drives are not even coming installed on new machines. Who needs 'em, anyway, when you can get a 256 mb flash drive for $20 USD? The day of the floppy has come and gone. CD will be next to fall.

[DS1]

12. Tell that Microsoft

You STILL need a floppy drive if you're going to install XP on a RAID system

friggin idiots

[hunter]

9. The curse of Bill Gates: drive letters.

He had the perfect opportunity to get rid of them, but he let it slide right past.

The only way I don't get pissed off is to think of drive letters as exceptionally stupid names, like in "who the fuck would name a drive C?"

Microsoft would.

Idiots.

Now everyone who uses Windows thinks it's normal; there's a whole damned world of hard drives named "C."

Oh yeah, that and the horrible mutant 8088 code we are drowning in. What was IBM thinking when they decided to use a 4004 based microprocessor in their original Personal Computer? The little awkward beast was made for calculators and traffic light controllers, not general purpose computing.

:freak: :rant: :silly: