How to Change a Drive Letter in windows XP

1. Right click "My Computer".

2. Drag down to "Manage" and click "Manage".

3. In the "Computer Management" sidebar click "Disk Management".

4. Right click on the drive letter you want to change.

   • Please read warnings before continuing any further!

   • If you can't see the drive letter you want to change you can scroll down.

   • For a drive that has "Online" under it, the drive letter will be in the media area.

   • For a drive that has "No Media" under it, the drive letter will be in that same box.

5. Drag down to "Change Drive Letter and Paths..." click "Change Drive Letter and Paths...".

6. In the "Change Drive Letter and Paths for (drive letter:)" window, click "Change..."

7. In the "Change Drive Letter or Path" window click the dragdown selection box with the drive letter in it and click the letter you want the drive to be.

8. A warning will pop up reminding you that changing the drive letter can cause your programs to fail. If you are confident that you want to still want to change the letter, click "Yes".

9. If you have a program using the drive you want to change, you will get an additional warning. Unless you really know for certain what you are doing, select "No" and find the open program.

How to change the drive letter in Windows Vista

Unable to delete temporary Internet Explorer files.

- Delete unwanted junk files by using command prompt.
click on START -> RUN -> CMD ->OK
xp - Cd local* or vista - cd app*
cd temp
del *.* /s/q/f
cd c:\windows\temp
del *.* /s/q/f
cd..
cd prefetch
del *.* /s/q/f

- Reset Internet Explorer 7 or 8
click on START -> RUN -> inetcpl.cpl -> OK
On Internet properties windows -> click the 'Advanced' tab.
Under 'Reset Internet Explorer Settings', click 'Reset'.
On 'Advanced' tab you will get the below option
checked mark and apply the settings "Empty Temporary Files folder when browser is closed".

Tips for solving problems with Internet Explorer

PST Repair Tool

How to repair the Outlook error code: 0x80040600

The following error alert appears in Outlook when you try to send, receive, read or delete emails:

"An unknown error has occurred. 0x80040600"

Error 0x80040600 occurs if your .pst file is corrupt and Outlook is unable to access it.

To fix this, you will need to run the PST repair tool to scan and repair the corrupt file.

The PST Repair Tool (pst-repair-t.exe) allows you to recover your emails, folders and data from corrupt .pst files (Personal Folders files) and .ost files (offline folder files) from Microsoft Outlook 2002, 2003, and 2007.

PST Repair Tool will automatically extract all data files, then repair and recover them into a new usable PST file.

Functions

• Recovers all emails, contacts, calendar entries, journals and notes from corrupted PST files
• Repairs password protected files
• Restores HTML, Text and RTF messages
• Recovers encrypted data files
• Repairs .pst files over 2GB
• Can recover deleted emails
• Creates unique profiles for individual PST files
• Exports recovered pst files into Microsoft Outlook
• Automatically updates the software with the latest version
• Compatible with Microsoft Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2002 ,XP, 2003 & 2007

Download: pst-repair-t.exe.

Overview

• The PST File Repair tool will scan all the damaged .pst files on your machine then extract and restore that information into new and usable .pst files.
• You will need to register your copy of the software if you want to restore all of your emails and contacts.