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tip: IIRC you can set partitions to specific "folders" rather than drive letters by using Windows' Disk Management tool.
by feikname 5y ago
tip: IIRC you can set partitions to specific "folders" rather than drive letters by using Windows' Disk Management tool.
- mattowen_uk 5y agoYes, as Mount Points. When you partition and format storage in Disk Management, it asks you what drive letter you want to assign, and that dialog has the option to alternatively specify a folder on an existing disk instead.