Windows 10: Justify without space between letters

Hi, what is alternative for ctrlshift-J to full the page? the ^w, ^p ^l are finished searched so there's zero replacement if I do again the ^p, so whats the next move for this? because ctrlshift-J gives space between letters, consuming space. why I cant ^p? because I ^w them to remove space between letters, but with the result of line space, as far as I know ^p will remove space, right? but after I ^w, their line spaces are not included for ^p. I'm stuck for days for this settings right now, seems google don't have the same case for this. I hope I can send this on Gmail for someone, or someone

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Post update storage space problem

Hi,

Thank you for your response. Since the first suggestion did not work, what we could suggest next is to try reassign the drive to a different letter and let's see how it goes. Here are the steps:

• Press Windows + X keys and click on Disk Management.
• Right click on the external drive and click on Change Drive letter and paths.
• Click on Change the button.
• Under Assign the following Drive letter, select the desired drive letter.
• Click Ok to save changes.

We look forward for your reply.

 

Drive letters are not available for assigning to unallocated space

Hello Sjoerd,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



The reason the drive letters are not available to assign are because they might have been assigned to devices which are removed or hidden. I suggest you to check for any hidden devices and remove them to assign the missing drive letters.



Follow the steps mentioned below to check for the hidden or removed devices.

1. Press Windows key + R. This will open
   Run. Alternatively, you can go to Start and search for Run.
   
2. In Run dialog box, type
   devmgmt.msc and hit enter.
   
3. Click on the view tab at the top left hand corner.
   
4. Now select View hidden devices.
   
5. Now look for the hidden devices under storage volumes and
   portable devices.
   
6. Right click on the hidden devices and click on
   uninstall.
   
7. Restart the PC.
   

After restarting the PC, try assigning the drive letter to the unallocated drive and check if the drive letters D, E, F, G, and H appears.



Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

Laptop trouble - my drive letters changed?!

(b) is a clean install of Win 10 - for which you can see the entire tutorial in ... the Tutorial section.

Deleting partitions is prompted - see around Step 13/14 of that tutorial.

You can have your HDD in place or not in practice, and if there's no unallocated space on it that should be perfectly ok. Some suggest it's 'safest' to have just the system disk in place, so no partitions end up elsewhere. But if there's no unallocated space on your HDD and you have a full backup of it (e.g. a disk image) you should be perfectly ok.

Given the way you suggest drive letters may have changed, I'm inclined to suggest you have both disks in this instance to avoid any possible confusion.

Basically always think -'what could go wrong, and how can I avoid it, and have a backup if it does?'.