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my Windows 10 computer switched my c and d drives now my computer will not boot up. How do I rename them correctly so my computer will boot up correctly?
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Hi Steve, I recently experienced this, wondering if it's an issue with the recent big MS update. I have a lot of volumes in my PC and it seems they got renamed.
Using diskpart in the recovery console let me change the drive assignments around, which fixed a broken boot (the windows "recovery attempt" renames the drives back to the wrong letters every time though):
Hi @Steve FORREY , Welcome in Community
What startup problems are you experiencing? Are you seeing any error messages?
Please explain in detail the last actions you performed before the error occurred
Let me know
Elvis
