it's doesn't matter to the machine... if you want it on C then you'll have to reload... you'll just have to remember that the F drive is "C" when loading programs and such...
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I am guessing that you have a memory card reader hooked up? The same thing happened to me with my Shuttle when I loaded windows for the first time... Memory card reader took C & D, optical was E, and HDD was F.... problem solved by formatting, DISCONNECTING the memory card reader, installing windows fully, THEN RECONNECTING memory card reader.
You will be fine with it on F, I just changed mine, cause I am used to C: being drive for OS.
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Originally posted by Ethereal_Dragon I am guessing that you have a memory card reader hooked up? The same thing happened to me with my Shuttle when I loaded windows for the first time... Memory card reader took C & D, optical was E, and HDD was F.... problem solved by formatting, DISCONNECTING the memory card reader, installing windows fully, THEN RECONNECTING memory card reader.
You will be fine with it on F, I just changed mine, cause I am used to C: being drive for OS.
Exactly right, I probably will reformat since I have not loaded anything yet. Some time down the line I will wish I had if I dont do it now.
Windows loaded on F: Drive? 
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