Question : USB Flash drive works great, but CD & CDRW don't show up on My Computer anymore.

I got this new little gadget for moving files between home and office.  64Mg Flash drive for the USB port.  It's hot swapable and works like a charm.  With Win98 on my home system, I needed to load the drivers that came with the thing.  It  shows up on My Computer as a Removeable Disk (D:) when it is plugged in.  Well, now neither my CD reader, nor my CDRW show up on the list of drives to select from.  Smells like a conflict of drive letters to me.  How do I get my other drives back and specify a letter for the Flash drive?  The thing is handy, but so are my CD's!  Thanks.

Answer : USB Flash drive works great, but CD & CDRW don't show up on My Computer anymore.

From Win98 help

To change the drive letter assignment for a disk or CD-ROM drive

 to open the System Properties dialog box.
Click the Device Manager tab.
Click the plus sign next to the type of drive, and then double-click the disk or CD-ROM drive for which you want to change the letter.
Click the Settings tab.
Under Reserved drive letters, change the drive letter assignment.
Notes
You can also open the System Properties dialog box by clicking Start, pointing to Settings, clicking Control Panel, and then double-clicking System.
If the option to change the drive letter assignment is unavailable, you cannot change the drive letter.