My computer is being spooked by a change in drive letters. Two weeks ago I brought my computer to CompuUSA second hard drive installed. The old drive has two partitions and although they copied over the old C drive onto the new C drive they were unable to copy over the old D drive. My problems relate to this old D drive which is now the G drive (not my choice of letters). Every time I access the applications on this G drive there's a glich. One example of this is with Microsoft Office. The first time I used the help menu for Word it started looking for it on the old D drive instead of the new relabeled drive. I could give many other examples but I'm trying to keep this short and simple. My ultimate goal was to have Microsoft Office on the new C drive anyway so I've decided that the "purest" way to fix any current or future problems is to uninstall Microsoft Office from the G Drive and reinstall it on the C drive. Although this sounds like a simple process, I'm wondering if the uninstall process will have its' own problems. In other words is it going to start looking for files, the registry, etc. on the old D drive and they are not going to be there? Are my suspicions warranted? I'd like this to be as clean an uninstall as possible. Thanks for any insight available.

Rename your G drive to D drive and run uninstall.

This is your Registry It has all this information The best thing would be to just move all the Folder/Files that the registry thinks are on the D:\ Drive to the New D:\ drive. If you can't do this then you could try moving alitte at a time to uninstall. You could try editing your Registry to change where it look for these program but that can just be a pain. You could just delete these programs then get a program that looks for orphan registry listings. I'd suggest getting such a program for cleaning up your registry anyway. http://www.geocities.com/thegorx/Windows/Help/Registry.htm TheGorx http://www.geocities.com/thegorx/Windows/index.htm