Force Windows to assign permanent drive letters, with USB Drive Letter Manager
by
TheFreeWindows
·
July 21, 2020
Install the program by running the install command file in its directory, then create in the directory of the program a USBDLM.ini file by copying one of the already included ini files and renaming it.
Paste inside the USBDLM.ini the following lines:
[DriveLetters10]
DeviceID=Seagate FreeAgent USB Device
Letter=F
[DriveLetters20]
DeviceID=WD 3200AAJ External USB Device
Letter=H
Replace the drive descriptions above with the descriptions of your own drives and the assigned letters F and H with the letters you need to assign. You will find the descriptions of your USB drives (you can use their “friendly name”) by opening the Windows Device Manager (Computer > Properties > Advanced System Settings > Hardware > Device Manager). You can add more drives to the ini file [DriveLetters30], [DriveLetters40], etc.
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