Industrial sized bug after changing my hard drive's name.

After I changed the name of the hard drive, when I try to open a "Recent Files:" file, it says "index.htm was not found.". And whenever I go to the Files panel into a site, it thinks there are no files in the site.
HELP!!!
Thanks in advance!
I'm running Dreamweaver CS4 on a MacBook Pro running Mac OS X 10.6.6.

Doesn't sound like a bug. Recently opened files will remember the full path of the files that were opened, not a relative path. So recent files may not work for awhile until you start opening files on the newly named hard drive. After that you will need to upgrade the paths in your site definitions as well. After you start opening files again the recent files should populate with newer files that are on the new HDD.

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