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Old 05-07-2006
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Hi Mary!

Try this (assuming you are on Windows system)....

When that drive boots up again and is labeled on G....

Go to:
Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Adminstrative Tools

Double click on Computer Management

Click on Disk Management

Now you will have a listing of the drives your computer sees.

Right click on the G drive

Change Drive Letters and Paths

Click on Change

Enter the letter "F" or whatever you want it changed to

Viola -that should do it
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