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I recently installed a secondary drive to my computer.

Now, Windows 95 automatically, renames my secondary
drive as D:, and moves my CD-ROM to E:.

I am just wondering if it is possible to rename the
second drive from D: to some other letter, since I want
to keep using D: for my CD-ROM.

Another problem.
When I boot up, the BIOS screen shows something along
the lines:

Hard Disk 0 Installed WDC [serial number]
Hard Disk 1 Installed WDC [serial number]
CD-ROM Drive Installed XF [some number]
Floppy A: Installed

Now, before I installed my second drive, the time between
CD-ROM Drive Installed showing, and Floppy A: Installed was
10 seconds. After I had installed it, the time has shot up
to 43 seconds!
Can anyone explain why?
I don't know, but my suspicion lies with the fact that
CD-ROM has been set from Slave to Master.

Setup Information follows:
OS- Windows 95
I have two IDE interfaces on the M/B.
Main hard disk: Western Digital 2.1 Gig
Secondary hard disk: Western Digital 540Mb
CD-ROM drive: Mitsumi Quad speed

Before: Primary Master- Main Hard Disk
        Primary Slave- CD-ROM
        Secondary- None
After: Primary Master- Main Hard Disk
       Primary Slave- Secondary Hard Disk
       Secondary Master- CD-ROM
       Secondary Slave- None
In all cases the jumps have been set correctly
to Master or Slave.

I have tried several different ways of setting
up the primary/secondary master/slave combinations
for the 2 hard disks and CD-ROM drives, but only
this combination seemed to be detected by BIOS,
although Windows is able to detect them.

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James Chow