Yes, the method described here;
http://www.pogoplugged.com/article/14329/How-To-Assign-A-Fixed-Drive-Letter-to-Pogoplug-in-Windows/
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is there a way to get my pogoplug to hold the same dive letter at all time...
Yes, the method described here;
http://www.pogoplugged.com/article/14329/How-To-Assign-A-Fixed-Drive-Letter-to-Pogoplug-in-Windows/
Remember, its not what life does to you, but what you do with what life does to you, that matters.
Thank you very much; not too bad
wish there is a way to assign individual drive letters
Listan said: wish there is a way to assign individual drive letters
The method described enables you to select the drive letter. In the example "H" was used but it could be X, Y, Z, etc.
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Now manually type in switch "-l" (the -l is a lower case L) and the desired drive letter, for example "H". It should now look like "C:\Program Files\Pogoplug\ppfs.exe" -l H
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In any case you must leave enough free drive letter before the assigned drive letter for any new physical drives which may be added to your computer later.
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individual letter for each of the 4 drives on one unit will be a good thing
thanks, Peter
Listan said: individual letter for each of the 4 drives on one unit will be a good thing thanks, PeterWere you able to figure this out? It seems that the directions you received were just for picking a new drive letter, not for assigning multiple letters, right? I'm not aware of a workaround for this.
I am not sure if this function still exists in WinXP+, but I believe there was a command called Subst that assigned a drive letter to a path. You could assign the one drive letter to the device using the method described above. Each USB drive creates a folder under that drive letter with the volume name as the name of the folder.
This is a sample command:
http://ss64.com/nt/subst.html
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-u...
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