I copied one CD ROM drive letter

[Thom]

I copied my E:\ CDROM to my D:\ CDROM and now my computer
will not recognized the CD rom that was on my E:\. Help!

[Len]

Please make sense?? Have no clue what you did or what the problem is from
this post!

Good Luck Anyway,
Len

"Thom" > wrote in message
...
> I copied my E:\ CDROM to my D:\ CDROM and now my computer
> will not recognized the CD rom that was on my E:\. Help!

[Thom]

Sorry Len, I was tired when I posted that post.
What I did was I was trying to copy a CD to my burner and
somehow I set the whole E:\ up to burn with the contents
of the CD I was trying to burn. Now my computer will not
recognize my CD rom. I have tried to search for the
drive itself but I can not find it. To be honest I am not
sure how i was even able to capture the CDrom so
explaining it is kinda difficult. I hope this helps
because I am drawing a blank. I learned a valuable
lesson do not do anything to a computer when your tired.
Thanks!

>-----Original Message-----
>Please make sense?? Have no clue what you did or what
the problem is from
>this post!
>
>Good Luck Anyway,
>Len
>
>"Thom" > wrote in message
...
>> I copied my E:\ CDROM to my D:\ CDROM and now my
computer
>> will not recognized the CD rom that was on my E:\.
Help!
>
>
>.
>

[Randy Byrne [MVP]]

Is it fair to say you MOVED your CDROM to the CD burner?

When you select the CD burner in Explorer can you act on the cdrom under the "Files
Ready to Be Written to the CD"? Can you drag it back out?
--

Randy Byrne
Microsoft MVP (Windows Technologies)
http://support.microsoft.com/support/mvp
Associate Expert
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
Do not email me, please use the newsgroup so that everyone benefits.


"Thom" > wrote in message
...
> Sorry Len, I was tired when I posted that post.
> What I did was I was trying to copy a CD to my burner and
> somehow I set the whole E:\ up to burn with the contents
> of the CD I was trying to burn. Now my computer will not
> recognize my CD rom. I have tried to search for the
> drive itself but I can not find it. To be honest I am not
> sure how i was even able to capture the CDrom so
> explaining it is kinda difficult. I hope this helps
> because I am drawing a blank. I learned a valuable
> lesson do not do anything to a computer when your tired.
> Thanks!
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Please make sense?? Have no clue what you did or what
> the problem is from
> >this post!
> >
> >Good Luck Anyway,
> >Len
> >
> >"Thom" > wrote in message
> ...
> >> I copied my E:\ CDROM to my D:\ CDROM and now my
> computer
> >> will not recognized the CD rom that was on my E:\.
> Help!
> >
> >
> >.
> >

[Peter Hutchison]

On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 17:53:48 -0700, "Thom" >
wrote:

>I copied my E:\ CDROM to my D:\ CDROM and now my computer
>will not recognized the CD rom that was on my E:\. Help!

What! You cannot copy drive letters. You can copy discs though.
Try ejecting the disc and then reinsert it again. Press F5 to refresh
the screen.

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/