C.Wilder wrote:
C.Wilder wrote:
C.Wilder wrote:
C.Wilder wrote:
C.Wilder wrote:
C.Wilder wrote:
I have searched Google and found nothing so I post here
to see if anyone can direct me on how to correct the
appearance of my Firewire drive as Drive I and J.
Everything looks fine in Disk Management and Device
Manager do I have no idea what to do. This is only on one
System so I am sure it is something going on somewhere.
This just started today. I have tried format with no
help. I can share one without the other being shared but
if I copy files to one it also shows up on the other. Is
there some registry key I have do delete?
So, when you attach the drive, I: and J: appear, and when
you remove it then both drive letters disappear?
If one letter stays, then it might be a subst drive.
Open a command prompt and enter
subst
If it shows one, then you can delete it:
subst j: /d
If it's not a subst drive, then enter
mountvol
You get a list of drive letter to storage volume
assignments. Are both, I: and J: listed? If yes, do they
point to the
same volume?
If yes, then you can delete one:
mountvol j: /D
Greetings from Germany
Uwe
Hello Uwe and thank you for the help.
The drives listed does not show I drive but J and the
rest of the real drives are listed. Nothing to do that
seems to help. Any ideas?
I have to ask again:
What does Subst show?
When you attach the drive, I: and J: appear, and when you
remove it then both drive letters disappear?
What does this commandline tool show for I:?
http://www.uwe-sieber.de/files/listdosdevices.zip
Uwe
I don't get anything when I enter Subst. I enter Mountvol
and all the drives that show in My Computer are shown here
except I. Drive J shows but I does not while in My Computer
I and J still show as one drive. I was trying to remember
how to copy the Dos screen and paste the
results if you need to see exactly what is there.
To make a file of the output
mountvol > c:\textfile.txtCreates, deletes, or lists a volume
mount point.
MOUNTVOL [drive:]path VolumeName
MOUNTVOL [drive:]path /D
MOUNTVOL [drive:]path /L
path Specifies the existing NTFS directory where the
mount point will reside.
VolumeName Specifies the volume name that is the target of
the mount point.
/D Removes the volume mount point from the
specified directory. /L Lists the mounted volume
name for the specified directory. Possible values for
VolumeName along with current mount points are:
\\?\Volume{30563778-4413-11da-8cba-806d6172696f}\
G:\
\\?\Volume{83146a48-b729-11d8-9e0e-0007e99d8048}\
F:\
\\?\Volume{2fffb1be-f04b-11d7-9a75-0007e99d8048}\
H:\
\\?\Volume{b8cf3ff2-9a67-11da-ad73-0011116edf8b}\
C:\
\\?\Volume{f2a0fe42-d083-11da-9cf2-0011116edf8b}\
E:\
\\?\Volume{86239a7e-5cd2-11da-8260-806d6172696f}\
D:\
\\?\Volume{cc4d2d12-430f-11da-8e05-94ba228c3c54}\
A:\
\\?\Volume{4eb0c1a4-1520-11d7-b495-0007e99d8048}\
L:\
Yes, the results of mountvol was clear with your 14:16 posting.
What about ListDosDevices?
Windows can not find 'ListDosDevices'.............?
From one of my previous postings in the thread:
When you attach the drive, I: and J: appear, and when you
remove it then both drive letters disappear?
What does this commandline tool show for I:?
http://www.uwe-sieber.de/files/listdosdevices.zip
Your application shows drives from A to J with no B of coarse.
When I plug in the drive it shows as I and J. If I remember right
this happened after I: enabled share. Drive I shows share but not
J. When remove the drive both I and J disappear.
What do you mean with 'I: enabled share' and 'Drive x shows share'?
That's beyond my english - sorry.
What does ListUsbDrives show behind I: and J:?
