IBM compatible
single alphabetic
character A through Z that has been assigned to a physical drive or
drive partition in the computer.
For example, a computer with a 3 1/2" floppy
diskette drive will have a drive letter of A: assigned to
the drive. All computers with a hard disk drive will always have
that default hard drive assigned to
a C: drive letter.
- Additional information about
changing drives in MS-DOS can be found on
document
CH000515.
- Additional information about why the hard disk drive is
assigned to the C drive letter can be found on
document
CH000799.
Also see: A:, B:,
C:, D:, Letter,
Partition
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