I have three external USB HD with the following letter configuration:
1) 750Gb (E)
2) 1Tb (F)
3) 1.5Tb (G)
Can Windows (7 64bit), i.e., assign only one disk letter for all three units in order to show only on disk drive? Or, is this even possible with USB devices?!
You can span a "drive" over several drives to make it look like one but the drives need to be empty.
I would no suggest doing it as if one drive comes unplugged you could make all 3 inaccessible.
Why do you want it that way?
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Because all three drives have basically the same content and instead of having to look for "stuff" in 3 different drives, I want to have everything in just one place.
You have enough space to create a spaned drive, but i don't see the utility.
If you want create the spaned driver, the 3 disk must be dynamic and the letter for this must be static.
Message edited by saint19 on 11-10-2009 at 07:16:01 PM
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