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Assigning and Changing Drive Letters and Mount Points from the Command Line
In order to assign or change drive letter or mount point for a partition using the command line begin by invoking ''diskpart'' from the command prompt or Run dialog.
The first step is to identify the disks on the system. This information is obtained using the ''list disk '' command:
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To select the required disk use the '' select disk '' command:
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Having selected the disk the next step is to select the partition to which a drive letter or mount point is to be assigned. To obtain a list of partitions on the selected disk , use the ''list partition '' command is usedas follows:
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For this example we are going to work with parition partition 3 so we need to select this partition using the ''select partition'' command:
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Similarly, assign a mount point as follows(note that the designated mount folder must already exist and be empty):
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