Ques. for John or Yves

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You both sent me some advice (thank you). I think I may have a problem.
When I go to my computer, under Devices w/removable storage I have A drive, C
drive, E drive and F drive. I know the F drive is where my hp dvd writer is
but what is the E drive? Should I try removing it or just leave it alone?
I'm reading the articles John sent to see what action I should take. The re
registry one makes me nervous. Thanks again for any help you can provide.
I'd love to get this fixed.

Teresa
 
Teresa said:
You both sent me some advice (thank you). I think I may
have a problem. When I go to my computer, under Devices
w/removable storage I have A drive, C drive, E drive and
F drive. I know the F drive is where my hp dvd writer is
but what is the E drive? Should I try removing it or
just leave it alone? I'm reading the articles John sent
to see what action I should take. The re registry one
makes me nervous. Thanks again for any help you can
provide. I'd love to get this fixed.

Teresa
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I wouldn't remove E unless I knew what was.
It may be a factory formatted partition that
contains restore files. Also may be a card
reader if you have one. I wonder where D
drive is? And if your computer has a built in
CD reader or writer that could be it.

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Teresa said:
You both sent me some advice (thank you). I think I may have a problem.
When I go to my computer, under Devices w/removable storage I have A
drive, C
drive, E drive and F drive. I know the F drive is where my hp dvd writer
is
but what is the E drive? Should I try removing it or just leave it alone?
I'm reading the articles John sent to see what action I should take. The
re
registry one makes me nervous. Thanks again for any help you can provide.
I'd love to get this fixed.

Teresa
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Right click on the E drive (in My Computer), and examine the drive
properties. The return from the properties tab will tell you what kind of
drive it is. I certainly would not classify this as any kind of urgent
problem.

Jim
 
I updated by answer below about not having a Recording tab.
I would do as Jim recommended to find out what your E drive is. You can also
double click on it to open it and see what is there.
Get back to us if you need more info or help.
 
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