Why does each drive have its own current directory?

1 points by siamore 13 years ago | 1 comment

lutusp 13 years ago |

According to the linked article, in order to understand Windows' behavior vis-a-vis drive letters and subdirectories, one must first:

> Set the wayback machine to DOS 1.0.

About the problems modern Windows versions create for us, no more revealing sentence was ever penned.

lutusp 13 years ago |

According to the linked article, in order to understand Windows' behavior vis-a-vis drive letters and subdirectories, one must first:

> Set the wayback machine to DOS 1.0.

About the problems modern Windows versions create for us, no more revealing sentence was ever penned.