End the diskpart session by typing: exitĪfter that, this partition on the USB flash drive should automatically be assigned a drive letter on any computer.One of the quickest methods to transfer content from your Android phone to a PC or vice versa is by connection both devices using a USB cord.Disable these attributes with commands:Īttributes volume clear NoDefaultDriveLetter.As you can see, the “Hidden” and “No Default Drive Letter” attributes are enabled for this volume.Check the partition attributes: attributes volume.Select the desired partition: select partition 2.List the partitions on the disk: list part.Find the disk number assigned to your USB flash drive (in this example 1) and select it: select disk 1.Run the Diskpart command line and enter the following commands: If not, check if the “hidden” and “do not assign a drive letter” attributes are set for the partition on the USB drive. Restart your computer and verify if the letters are assigned to the external USB drives. To clear the saved associations, use the command DISKPART>automount scrub By the way, the automount is also responsible for the fact that the system remembers the drive letters assigned to the removable drives at the previous connection (if these letters are not busy). I have to assign the letter again manually through Disk Management, and that becomes annoying.
However, after disconnecting the USB device or restarting the computer, the drive letter won’t be assigned automatically to it. In the window that appears, click the “ Add” button, select “ Assign the following drive letter” and select the letter you want to assign to the drive (for example, H: ) in the drop-down list and click OK.Īfter that, the connected USB drive appears in the File Explorer with the assigned drive letter. To assign a drive letter to it, right-click on the partition and select “ Change Drive Letter and Path“. As you can see, the disk is online, it has one healthy partition with the NTFS, but it is not assigned with a drive letter. In the list of drives, locate the connected removable USB drive.
To do this, open the Computer Management console (via the Win + X menu) and go to the Storage section -> Disk management. To make the drive available in the system, you must assign a drive letter through the Disk Management console each time manually.
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