IBM compatible PC drive letter often assigned to the CD-ROM or other disc drive. Computers with one hard disk drive and partition causes the CD-ROM to become the D: drive, however, this drive can be any drive letter and is often assigned as the last physical drive.
- Information about why the CD-ROM is not the D: drive can be found on document CH000023.
Also see: A:, C:, CD definitions, Drive letter | |
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