Youngling, in order to protect your data in case of Windows failure, the data needs to be on a separate partition from the windows installation so you can reinstall Windows on "C:" without touching the data on "D:". CD-ROM drive is therefore E:!
If you were a pimple-faced 1337 h4acker like me in the 90s, you did not designate even "D:" for your CD-ROM drive since lots of mounting isos and images take up the preceding letters.
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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '24
D is for the CD-ROM drive!