Windows 10: when I am trying to make the letters "a ; s ; d ; q ; e ;" (only with LShift) or make a...

when I am trying to make the letters "a ; s ; d ; q ; e ;" (only with LShift) or make a comination of buttons with shift it won't work .

I didn't installed anything the last time I used the pc I don't know what to do.

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Windows 10 Partition Change Drive letter of Healthy Recovery from D to F

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Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

To understand the issue better, I suggest you to answer the below questions.

• Do you have any files in D drive?
• Is it a recovery drive which you are trying to change the letter?
• Are you getting any error message when you try to change the drive letter?

Please post us back with more information to help you better.

 

OS believes I have used the letter D for drives and won't give it back


Thanks, I got to the register entry and there are entries for D and the E that I got as the default when trying to create a D drive.

Unfortunately I have no idea what to do next.

Should I delete the entry for D?

If so, should I do anything with the E that I don't want and just relabel it after deleting the D entry?

I hear scary music in the background when I open the registry.

• *Eek
  
  

 

Driver Letter Change Post Sysprep

When I found that the drive letters had changed, if you look at my post carefully...that is exactly what I did.
As a result, I cannot get into my profile.
Using Refelct Win PE I got into command prompt and attempted to change drive letters back to the wrong one so I could at least get into my profile. The drive letters DID change when I did a list drive and list volume command. (I used volume command to change the drive letters.) They reverted back to the changes I had made..that is back to c: d: and e: rather than reversed post sysprep which is what I need to get back into my profile.

So, there are two questions. 1) How to change the drive letters from c: d: e: to c: e: d:: so I can get back into windows and
2) How to correct the mistaken c: e: d: to c: d: e: which I what sysprep was supposed to do. Essentially what happened post sysprep is that the users folder and program data are now on the d: partition of my SSD rather than the e: HDD which is what I intended.

I did try to change drive letters using diskpart with assign letter "x" after selecting disk but that did not work. I had to select volume but the changes did not remain.

Then there is the question as to why this happened with what appears to be the correct xml file.