how can I change my DVD drive letter from M to D?
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ASSUMING you are using WINDOWS XP PRO\n\nRight clic on MY COMPUTER\nclic on MANAGE\nin the disk management section\nRight clic on the area of your CDROM\nand clic on Change Letter \nfollow instructions on screen
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Go to Start -> All programs -> Administrative tools -> Computer management.\nChoose Disk management from the folder tree on the left... it will show all hard disks on the right side. Right click your mouse on the drive and choose "Change drive letter and path"\n\nIf you do not see Administrative tools... do this:\nRight click on the Start button... click on properties... click on start menu tab on top... choose the first option "Start menu"... click on customize...click on advanced tab on top... scroll down the list and choose "System administrative tools...Display on all programs menu".
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You can change the Region on a burned DVD to a region-free disc by using the program  DVDShrink.\nhttp://www.dvdshrink.org/what.html\nHowever, you must correctly identify the original region the disc you're backing up was intended for in order for the program to work
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use a program called super dvd creator
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Buy a program, DVD shrink.
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if you're running windows, goto my computer, right click and goto Manage, in the console that opens up goto disk managment, and rename the drive you want to, by right clicking on the drive you wish to change and using the "Change drive letter and paths" option in the popup menu that opens up.
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Try go to\nRight Click on "My Computer" and select Manage.\nYou will see some nodes in the left, select the "Disk Management" (you must have administrator account to do so) and change the drive letter for your mapped drive into the letter you want.\nLater every time this drive is mapped to that folder\n\nenjoy\n\nEnjoy my profile, I am the VBAXLMan
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Try DVDFab Decrypter.  It is a simple program that enables you to copy it to your hard drive without too many complicated settings.  Just make sure your WMP codec pack is up to date or you'll have trouble reading the DVD once it's on your hard drive.  Beware...DVD's take a lot of space, so watch your hard drive space usage.
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here is how\nhttp://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=convert+dvd+to+vcd&btnG=Search
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Put the disk in the drive. Go to "my computer" and open, Then right click on the DVD drive and click copy or save. You'll save it to a folder in "my documents" or "my movies" probably. Youcan always name a folder "My DVD".\n\nGood luck
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at the command prompt. type "FORMAT D: /q |y" \n(without the double quote and assuming your 8gb is on drive d)
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Get a DVD Burner and Nero, and some DVD-Rs Notice that it is a "-" and not a "+"
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Typically:\n\nC:&#92; Windows&#92; System32&#92; Drivers&#92; Etc &#92;Hosts  (take out the spaces, Answers thinks it's a URL and is deleting everything after Et)\n\nYour drive letter might not be the same (my 'C' drive is really E:) and your Windows directory might be different (Win32, Win98, Windows, WinXP; lots of possibilities).
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Assuming your using windows..\n\nRight click My Computer\nClick Manage\nUnder Storage, click Disk management.\nSelect the Benq drive, right click it, and select Change Drive Letter and Paths.\n\nYou can change it to G from there.
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Try        cd c:&#92;\nMake sure that there is a space between d and c.
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yo go to dvd shrink.com
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Move/copy all the program files ondo your d: drive. Once you have them moved, format the C drive.