6 Jan 2011 at 14:55 #1 ash_scotland88 ash_scotland88 Soldato Joined 1 Jul 2007 Posts 5,392 I have two icons for removable disk drives that seem to refuse to disappear. Any suggestions?
6 Jan 2011 at 15:12 #2 Philtor Philtor Soldato Joined 20 Nov 2009 Posts 7,044 Go to folder options, then the view tab and look for Hide empty drives in the Computer folder and select it. Sorted
Go to folder options, then the view tab and look for Hide empty drives in the Computer folder and select it. Sorted
6 Jan 2011 at 15:46 #3 ash_scotland88 ash_scotland88 Soldato OP Joined 1 Jul 2007 Posts 5,392 tick makes it ghost, unticking turns it solid.
6 Jan 2011 at 15:57 #4 Philtor Philtor Soldato Joined 20 Nov 2009 Posts 7,044 That is very bizarre. Can you try rebuilding the icon cache? Here's how
6 Jan 2011 at 17:00 #5 ash_scotland88 ash_scotland88 Soldato OP Joined 1 Jul 2007 Posts 5,392 Hasnt worked, but just got thinking, it could be that my monitor has couple of memory card slots. Off to try and see if I can get something to fit! edit, appears to be them! i dont have something that fits into the CF reader but one of the removable drives has shown up Last edited: 6 Jan 2011
Hasnt worked, but just got thinking, it could be that my monitor has couple of memory card slots. Off to try and see if I can get something to fit! edit, appears to be them! i dont have something that fits into the CF reader but one of the removable drives has shown up
6 Jan 2011 at 23:39 #6 TWiNKLeT0Es TWiNKLeT0Es Associate Joined 29 Oct 2009 Posts 432 I assume you have "Show hidden files and folders" Enabled in View Tab? This will keep them shown as a ghost drive. Alternatively you can remove there drive letters from within Disk Management. Just re-enable if you ever need them again.
I assume you have "Show hidden files and folders" Enabled in View Tab? This will keep them shown as a ghost drive. Alternatively you can remove there drive letters from within Disk Management. Just re-enable if you ever need them again.
7 Jan 2011 at 12:05 #7 ash_scotland88 ash_scotland88 Soldato OP Joined 1 Jul 2007 Posts 5,392 Aye, in the mean time I've disabled that option (was about to type unenabled =p) How do you go around removing them? I thought it was uninstall, but that just brings them back on the next start up.
Aye, in the mean time I've disabled that option (was about to type unenabled =p) How do you go around removing them? I thought it was uninstall, but that just brings them back on the next start up.
7 Jan 2011 at 12:51 #8 Sp00n Sp00n Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 18,296 Location Brighton Remove its drive letter from disk management.
7 Jan 2011 at 16:36 #9 TWiNKLeT0Es TWiNKLeT0Es Associate Joined 29 Oct 2009 Posts 432 Click Start > Run. In the Run Command type diskmgmt.msc and click OK. Next find the drive in question and right click and select "Change Drive Letter and Paths" Next select "Remove" click OK. It should then be gone. Just give it a drive letter if you wish to ever use it again. Or simply remove the connection to the PC if it has a separate connection? Last edited: 7 Jan 2011
Click Start > Run. In the Run Command type diskmgmt.msc and click OK. Next find the drive in question and right click and select "Change Drive Letter and Paths" Next select "Remove" click OK. It should then be gone. Just give it a drive letter if you wish to ever use it again. Or simply remove the connection to the PC if it has a separate connection?