I only skimmed through this thread, but is all youre looking to do is find a way to ensure your drives are re-assigned to the way you want and not the default?

I only skimmed through this thread, but is all youre looking to do is find a way to ensure your drives are re-assigned to the way you want and not the default?

hmmm... well that could be a solution too

@nodiaque set the DRIVE TYPE in the bios for your drive "160 Gigs" to NONE

also, may have to look here How To Restore the System/Boot Drive Letter in Windows.

@nodiaque

I currently have 3 hard drives and 4 partitions as well as 2 cdroms:

C: (hard drive 1 - full partition for system)

D: (hard drive 2 - full parition for storage

E: (hard drive 3 - 2nd part of a 2 partitioned drive for storage)

P: (hard drive 3 - 1st part of a 2 partitioned drive for page file)

I: CD-ROM 1

J: CD-ROM 2

After a reformat Windows defaults the drives to the following:

C: (hard drive 1 - full partition for system)

D: (hard drive 2 - full parition for storage

E: (hard drive 3 - 2nd part of a 2 partitioned drive for storage)

F: (hard drive 3 - 1st part of a 2 partitioned drive for page file)

G: CD-ROM 1

H: CD-ROM 2

Ive got a method that automatically re-assigns the drive letters to my desired configuration before running RunOnceEx during my Unattended Installation.. Is this what youre looking for?