I can't assign a drive letter to an Audio Player connected via USB. The Audio player shows up in File Explorer but I can't reference it in VBA.

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I have a portable audio device (an Astell & Kern SR25) connected to a USB port on my Windows 10 PC. The Audio Player shows up on the My PC screen and I can access it with Windows Explorer but a drive letter is not assigned. I want to access the Audio Player with VBA code but I need the Player to have an assigned drive letter to do that. I have tried a lot of was to map the Audio Player to a drive letter but I have not had any success. I hope somebody can tell me how to get a drive letter assigned to the Audio Device.Thank you,Bob Price

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