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Guest
Have a removable disk left on hard drive. How can this be removed?
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Richard Urban
Try again, clearly worded this time.
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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
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Regards,
Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!
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Guest
If you have a built in card reader the drive icon will always be there.
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Jonny
"Minicruzer" is a Sandisk product name for a thumb drive connected to USB.
What is the association between "Minicruzer" and the extremely vague
question you posed?
Help for Sandisk products can be found at Sandisk.com
If you registered your product, you should be able to pose detailed
questions. You have to login though.
What is the association between "Minicruzer" and the extremely vague
question you posed?
Help for Sandisk products can be found at Sandisk.com
If you registered your product, you should be able to pose detailed
questions. You have to login though.
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Jonny
And, a hard disk/hard drive is not the PC/laptop/computer or whatever
itself. A hard disk is part of it, but not related. Something that creeps
up from time to time on posts adding confusion at times.
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Jonny
itself. A hard disk is part of it, but not related. Something that creeps
up from time to time on posts adding confusion at times.
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Jonny
Jonny said:"Minicruzer" is a Sandisk product name for a thumb drive connected to USB.
What is the association between "Minicruzer" and the extremely vague
question you posed?
Help for Sandisk products can be found at Sandisk.com
If you registered your product, you should be able to pose detailed
questions. You have to login though.