I grabbed all the drives I had lying around the desk and plugged them in, and now I have all 26 drives on my computer. Check out the picture to see them all.

Here's a list of what they are:

A:\ - Testing out the 5¼" floppy drive again (swapped out 3½")
B:\ - USB 3½" floppy drive
C:\ - Windows 7 system drive
D:\ - (Partition of drive with C) Old programming files
E:\ - (Partition of drive with C) Unused
F:\ - Windows 2000 system drive
G:\ - Data drive, where all my files go
H:\ - Recovery partition for drive J
I:\ - (Partition of drive with F) MS-DOS system drive
J:\ - (Partition of drive with H) Windows 7 laptop system drive
K:\ - DVD±RW drive (GTA IV disc inserted)
L:\ - CD-RW drive
M:\ - BD-RE drive
N:\ - (Partition of drive with F) Windows XP system drive
O:\ - SD (Secure Digital) card drive (card inserted)
P:\ - xD card drive
Q:\ - CF (CompactFlash) card drive (card inserted)
R:\ - MS (MemoryStick) card drive
S:\ - Sandisk Cruzer flash drive
T:\ - Seagate FreeAgent external hard drive
U:\ - FUJITSU external hard drive
V:\ - External DVD±RW drive
W:\ - Dell Memory Key flash drive
X:\ - Virtual CD drive for Western Digital MyBook drive
Y:\ - (Partition of drive with X) Western Digital MyBook external hard drive
Z:\ - Network drive to netbook's Shared folder

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So what do you label any drives after that? AA:\?

And yet you'll still complain about not having enough free space to save stuff.

...That's weird. I like the Linux approach a bit more (using GUIDs, that is)

Meanwhile, send me a drive or two. My paltry 512GB isn't enough anymore (I used to have just 80GBs...)!

Some of those you didn't even need to plug in. Is this just something to say that you had 26 ports for you to plug random **** into?

Thank you for reminding me I can set my drive icon, Cat.


EDIT: Also I feel sorry for you. GTA IV for the PC was extremely disappointing. It was fun, but there were just too many bugs

Plus it takes up too much space.

And it seems like I broke my G drive icon ^_^''

Autorun.inf is dumb. They probably disabled it by now for all I know.

No, it still works. That's how I got the icons on those flash drives and is still the preferred method of setting drive icons on removable media. Here, let me provide mine:

[AutoRun]
icon=zoroark.ico

This is neat. I imagine this looked like quite a mess on your desk once everything was plugged in?

I think it may be appropriate for me to take a picture of it.

Excellent. I'm curious to see how this all looks.

I barely have anything on my desk, and it feels cluttered to me, haha.

I've attached the picture to the first post.

http://victoryroad.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=2141

I love seeing the 5.25 inch floppy and Blu-ray drive in the same system.

Awesome! Not as bad as I was expecting, actually.

Got it

Too bad windows had to dowgrade the quality a bit. I guess 64x64 is a bit too big.


D and E are physical, F is virtual

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48×48 is the standard size on Windows Vista/7 (32×32 on small icons desktop, 16×16 for details).

It's pretty annoying that you have to restart your computer to update a physical drive's icon, though.

Only for internal drives, but usually a logout should be all you need for that.

With a bit of calculation, I've discovered that you have 5.8TB in total with that, which happens to be less than Tech and his Behemoth.

Yes, but I doubt tech has even 1% of his 9001 TB since he seems to have only built that cmputer for the geek points.

Jesus christ is that how your computer looks?! I too have filled up all the drive letters, but it was my decision to assign virtual drives to all the unused letters, in the mindset that they're "lying around available" and could be put to better use. Alcohol 120%'s virtual drives now take up that space. I used to have game images on them. Z is reserved for my USB stick. 2 of the drives are "free space" on my FTP cause I had no other way to limit folder space usage. The folders are direct access to my virtual machines, when they're running. Then you see the FTP drives again with their network links. Why? Because I've refused myself any way of accessing them directly. Yes I have 4 harddrives and 4 drives from my card reader.

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I should do this too, but mounting everything, assigning awesome GUIDs, screencapping, transfering the image to my phone, and posting would take like, an hour. An hour I'd rather spend laying in bed with my kitty listening to K.K. Slider.

I did count all of my drives a few days ago, having acquired THE LAST OF MY CONFISCATED GEAR and a plethora of disused gear from friends and family, and I currently have in total, one hundred and three drives, both in- and ex-, including flash drives and SD cards, totaling approximately thirty-five Tera.

Screw alphanumerical listings, I should start assigning Pokémon names to them all.

We call it the Iconoclast. o3o

And that's nothing. I have like, twelve obsolete video cards that were top of the line years ago, four empty cases, six dead laptops, two netbooks, wireless cards, DVD/CD-R drives, floppy drives... But strangely, no sound cards. O.o

Because sound cards are generally a waste of money, no matter how you look at it.

Seeing that makes me wonder what "My Computer" must look like.