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# ggRock Machines Have Incorrect Drive Letter for Games Image

This article details necessary steps to resolve a condition which may prevent games launching due to incorrect drive letter assignment for your games drive.

### **Problem**

For the purposes of this exercise, we will assume that the Games image has been mounted within Windows as the drive "G:\". ggRock Machines boot successfully, however rather than the Games drive being mounted to "G:\", it is instead mounted to "H:\".

This issue will present in several ways, including:

* Broken shortcuts to game launchers and games on the Windows desktop
* ggLeap missing games or applications from the games or applications list
* Errors launching games or apps from ggLeap
* Launchers unable to locate games, or asking to re-download games

### **Solution**

Disconnect any internal drives (physically disconnect the SATA cable, IDE cable, or in the case of an M.2 drive remove the screw and remove the drive from the mounting point).

### **Additional Information**

If your computers have multiple internal drives, or multiple USB drives are left connected at boot time, it is possible for Windows to mount these physical disks prior to the iSCSi-mounted Games drive, resulting in the drive letter your games, launchers, applications, and shortcuts are looking for to not contain those items.

**NOTE:**

*The Games drive still contains all of the games and content, however they are located on a drive letter that they were not originally configured on. It is important to **not commit any writebacks** in this condition as it will cause some Machines to have the correct drive letter, and others not. The best solution here is to remove/disconnect any drives, however an alternate solution is to change your games drive to use a drive letter further down the alphabet such as X:\, but that will require you to reconfigure/reinstall all games and apps to re-point them to the new location, or use that drive letter from the beginning.*