This is typical for the Zip Drive bug that exists in Windows.
Workaround is to unplug Zip drives during installs or what procedure you did.
Best of luck,
bob
Here's a strange....
I have a lot of drives on my system, and they used to be:
A floppy
C Local (FAT 32 partition of D)
D Local main NTFS
E CDR
F DVDR
G Removable disk (when digital camera is plugged in)
H Local NTFS
Two nights ago all was well. I performed a Norton Ghost by removing H (it is in a slide tray) and installing another C/D drive for copy. I Ghosted DISK 1 C/D to DISK 2 C/D. All went well. The next morning I remove the Ghosted drive and reinserted the H. Now my drive desinations have changed. I didn't notice it at first...
Now I have:
A floppy
D main
E CDR
F DVDR
G Removable (WHICH WAS C!!!)
H Local NTFS
Now, when I plug my digital camera in, it becomes
C Removable.
Everything is intact, I just have all my drive designations scrambled. Not sure what if any problems might crop up with C being changed to G.
I must admit it is all confusing to me. Not sure what happened. Need I be concerned and is there a suggestion for changing them around?
Thanks,
CG

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