The letter used by Windows XP (ie a, b, c, d, e etc) is essentially a reference.
By default, letters 'a' and 'b' are floppy drives and drive 'c' is the hard drive that the operating systems (Windows XP in this case) is stored.
The other letters are used whenever Windows XP detects another drive. if you have a CD/DVD drive in your computer it is liekly to be displayed as drive 'd'.
C drive
ntbackup backup c:\ /j "C Drive Backup" /n "C Drive Backup Tape"
If you don't have a DVD drive then it is th C:// drive and the D:// drive. However, if you do it is only the C:// drive.
DRIVE C IS KNOEN AS WINDOW DRIVE,SO ITS DIFFICULT TO HIDE DRIVE C.... but if you wnt to do so ,then install your window inanother drive......
Because Drive D has more space than Drive c because of their differents EXAMPLE : Drive D is data. Data is important so it has more room than drive C , Drive c of course is just C ,so that makes Drive C less important! C is just its name nothing fancy.
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whats a flippy drive?? i know floppy drive but i don't know flippy
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To switch from drive A to drive C in a command prompt, you simply type C: and press Enter. This command changes the current working drive to drive C. If you need to switch back to drive A, you would type A: and press Enter.
Main Hard Drive
Click on My Computer. It is usually a screen icon. In Microsoft Windows click the Microsoft 'start' icon, which looks like a flag at the bottom left of your screen. This will open a menu. Click on the word 'Computer'. This will then display all your drives. Click on 'C' drive (The 'C drive' is normally the designation given by the system to your hard drive) and it will list all the folders, which you can click on to see sub-folders and files.
C: drive is the main hard drive on your computer. Hard drives are identified by letter, with C: being reserved for the first bootable drive in a computer.