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windows drive letter
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When you create shortcuts on a USB drive that reference files by an absolute path including the drive letter, the shortcut breaks if Windows assigns a different drive letter on subsequent connections. This is a common issue for users who rely on shortcuts stored on removable media. The thread discusses whether there is a way to automatically update the target path to match the current drive letter or if manual reassignment via Disk Management is the only solution. The discussion highlights the importance of using relative paths or persistent drive letter assignments to avoid broken shortcuts on USB drives in Windows.
I created a shortcut in the root folder of a USB drive to a file located on the that drive, when the USB drive had a drive letter of G. The next time I attached the drive it got assigned the letter I, and the shortcut didn't work since the drive letters didn't match.
Other then assigning...