HP SureStore App Fails From J: Drive Letter Missing

No Help in Desktop Hrdware:
Win 7 Hm Prem --- I "Believe " my HP Pocket Media BkUp Drive Software is failing to work NOW because the Removable Disk "Drive Letter" (J) it was ALWAYS assigned has Disappeared.
With a Temp removal of my HP PD3200X (BkUp) Drive a Verbatim USB was inserted and Assigned the SAME (J).
I REMOVED it with Safely Remove Hardware INSTEAD of the USUAL Clk'ing of the V-Safe 100 ICON that always Released the USB. I am suspicious that is WHY (J) is MISSING and the HP Drive is NOW assigned (K).
Computer / Rt Clk (J) and then EJECT produces Msg That "(J) is CURRENTLY IN USE. Save Files & then Exit. Clk Continue may cause loss of data."
NEITHER diskmgmt.msc or a Nirsoft utilitiy App "USBDeview" show (J) is In Use.
(J) appears everyehere it should EXCEPT in the Change Drive Letter Menu (J Missing) ......
The SureStore Sync Shtcut disappeared when I Unpinned it from task Mgr but Clking on it B4 that produced "please Insert Disk into Removable Disk (J). The Driver doesn't "Appear" to Load now when Drive 1st Inserted.
I Dnloaded the LATEST SureStore App Update (4-8-2010) and AFTER 3 Install attempts It Actually WORKED. Upon Re-Boot Nothing appears to load / No Icon appears to Clk / Activate and (I THINK) it's looking for (J) for some reason. I have to RE-Install the Update Each Time I want to do a C: Update Sync to the HP Drive (now K.
FIXIT and Control Panel Troubleshooting / Hardware & Sound = No Help.
Will appreciate Any assistance !!!
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I recovered J: by Removing the HP BkUp Drive & going to Device Mgr / Disk Drives and Uninstalling All 5 USB Device Members. Plugged in Drive and it was Assigned (K. Did Change Drive Letter routine and (J was NOW AVAILABLE again. I made the change to J:.
My biggest Problem was Not Knowing that after the 4-8-10 SureStore App Ver 1.0.1.15 Update Install I should have gone to Start/ Computer, and made a Desktop Shortcut for HPSureStore.exe visible there. All has worked since so J: probbly could have remained lost IF I had known how to setup the Shortcut. I was going to Appdata and finding (3) SureStore.exe's that didn't do anything.
All is well. FYI.

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