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> Drives with a drive-letter other than A-Z do not appear in File Explorer, and cannot be navigated to in File Explorer. Well there goes my plan to replace all

• mananaysiempre 11mo ago
  You would be limited to a fairly small subset of emojis, anyway: many (most?) of them are outside of the BMP so don’t fit into a single UTF-16 code unit, and some of the remaining ones are ordinary characters followed by an emoji style selector (U+FE0F), which doesn’t fit either.
• bikson 11mo ago
  But your computer name can be emoji.
• jeroenhd 11mo ago
  With the right code pages, you should be able to find a few smiley faces. For everything else, the best advice I can offer is that you can put your own autorun config file on the root of a drive to point the drive icon to a different resource. Though the path will stay boring, the GUI will show emoji everywhere, especially if you also enter emoji in the drive label.
• BLKNSLVR 11mo ago
  Whenever I get onto a computer that someone left unlocked, the first thing I check is their eggplant- and peach-labelled drives.