However, during manufacturing, a thin film or layer of residue - such as oil or another substance - can sometimes be left on the disc. I understand that the disc you've received is brand new and was initially sealed, which might make it seem unusual to have to clean it. For this reason, using the letter C or higher for your drives is generally recommended.ģ. Nonetheless, it's good practice to stick with established conventions to avoid potential complications. In most cases, the use of drive letters A or B for non-floppy disk drives is ignored, especially by modern software and newer Windows versions.
This convention comes from MS-DOS, and, despite floppy disks being largely obsolete today, Windows has maintained this convention.Īdditionally, specific operating system settings and services in Windows may assume that drives with the letters A or B are floppy disk drives, which could lead to confusion and unexpected behaviour. In the early days of PC development, the drive letters A and B were mainly reserved for floppy disk drives. I'm briefly explaining why it is generally not recommended to use the drive letters A or B for CD, DVD, Blu-ray, or hard disk drives in Windows. This is the English section: English, please.Ģ.
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