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Reinstalling Windows can be a time-consuming process, riddled with obstacles. Some people might get lucky and not receive a single error message in the process, while others will need to solve some problems. While a lot can go wrong,
Windows typically assigns your system drive the letter C: and gives different letters to other storage devices. That’s unusual—macOS and Linux don’t use letters. Windows can access drives without letters, so why does it use them?