SP3 Renamed My Drive!!!

Yesterday I finally upgraded from Windows XP Service Pack 2 to SP3 and now my
external drive is renamed an H drive, no longer F. This wouldn't be that
much of a problem except certain functions, such as my screen saver (no
biggie) and iTunes (biggie) are associated with the files as being in F, not
in H. How did that happen and do you know if there would be a way to rename
it back to F?

I know this should be the largest problem anyone ever has with their
computer, but I'm really not thrilled about reinstalling all my files (over
10 GBs) back into iTunes when they're in the order I like them in now (I can
hear you laughing), and I am not too sure I like the way my computer is
reacting to SP3.

Thanks for any help you can offer!

Lori wrote:
> Yesterday I finally upgraded from Windows XP Service Pack 2 to SP3
> and now my external drive is renamed an H drive, no longer F. This
> wouldn't be that much of a problem except certain functions, such
> as my screen saver (no biggie) and iTunes (biggie) are associated
> with the files as being in F, not in H. How did that happen and do
> you know if there would be a way to rename it back to F?
>
> I know this should be the largest problem anyone ever has with their
> computer, but I'm really not thrilled about reinstalling all my
> files (over 10 GBs) back into iTunes when they're in the order I
> like them in now (I can hear you laughing), and I am not too sure I
> like the way my computer is reacting to SP3.
>
> Thanks for any help you can offer!

See my response to your identical post made earlier.
( You can use google or built in help to figure out what to do with the
advice. ;-) )

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Stanley,
Sorry for the duplicity. Seems the first one didn't go through, but now I
see it did.

"Shenan Stanley" wrote:

> Lori wrote:
> > Yesterday I finally upgraded from Windows XP Service Pack 2 to SP3
> > and now my external drive is renamed an H drive, no longer F. This
> > wouldn't be that much of a problem except certain functions, such
> > as my screen saver (no biggie) and iTunes (biggie) are associated
> > with the files as being in F, not in H. How did that happen and do
> > you know if there would be a way to rename it back to F?
> >
> > I know this should be the largest problem anyone ever has with their
> > computer, but I'm really not thrilled about reinstalling all my
> > files (over 10 GBs) back into iTunes when they're in the order I
> > like them in now (I can hear you laughing), and I am not too sure I
> > like the way my computer is reacting to SP3.
> >
> > Thanks for any help you can offer!
>
> See my response to your identical post made earlier.
> ( You can use google or built in help to figure out what to do with the
> advice. ;-) )
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
> MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
>
>

Okay, never mind. I shut down the external, rebooted it up, was able to
rename it and so far haven't seen the error pop up. Hopefully this is the
end of the problem.

Thank you for your assistance.

"Lori" wrote:

> Yesterday I finally upgraded from Windows XP Service Pack 2 to SP3 and now my
> external drive is renamed an H drive, no longer F. This wouldn't be that
> much of a problem except certain functions, such as my screen saver (no
> biggie) and iTunes (biggie) are associated with the files as being in F, not
> in H. How did that happen and do you know if there would be a way to rename
> it back to F?
>
> I know this should be the largest problem anyone ever has with their
> computer, but I'm really not thrilled about reinstalling all my files (over
> 10 GBs) back into iTunes when they're in the order I like them in now (I can
> hear you laughing), and I am not too sure I like the way my computer is
> reacting to SP3.
>
> Thanks for any help you can offer!