falcon409
SOH-CM-2026
Up until this morning I had 3 drives: C:/D: and J
exterior). I was working between AFX and FSX to make some changes in a scenery I was doing and noticed that the programs weren't sync'd up. I went to open Instant Scenery and it wasn't available in the drop down (both of those are on the J: drive).
I started investigating, looking into the properties of the quick start icons and noticed they were assigned to K: drive now. Looking a bit further, here's what happened.
Sometimes, when I boot up in the morning the external drive doesn't come on line immediately, not sure why, it just doesn't. It usually requires that I unplug the power plug and then plug it back for it to spool up. That's what happened this morning and I didn't notice it. In the meantime, I plugged in my iTunes/iPod and when I did, it assigned the J: drive to the iPod, lol. Question is. . .is that permanent or is it going to depend on who get's plugged in first, lol
exterior). I was working between AFX and FSX to make some changes in a scenery I was doing and noticed that the programs weren't sync'd up. I went to open Instant Scenery and it wasn't available in the drop down (both of those are on the J: drive).I started investigating, looking into the properties of the quick start icons and noticed they were assigned to K: drive now. Looking a bit further, here's what happened.
Sometimes, when I boot up in the morning the external drive doesn't come on line immediately, not sure why, it just doesn't. It usually requires that I unplug the power plug and then plug it back for it to spool up. That's what happened this morning and I didn't notice it. In the meantime, I plugged in my iTunes/iPod and when I did, it assigned the J: drive to the iPod, lol. Question is. . .is that permanent or is it going to depend on who get's plugged in first, lol
