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Drive letters not avialable for network mapping in Windows 7
I have a Windows 7 workstation that shows to have a removable device connected to drives H, I, J etc.. I am guessing someone removed a usb device improperly and the drive letter is still associated with it. How can I remove these drive mappings so I can use those drive letters for network mappings?
I have tried net use H: \D and its still there. Can I just delete the registry entry?
I have tried net use H: \D and its still there. Can I just delete the registry entry?
Does the computer have a card reader??? specicially a multi-card reader
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as in an external device?
Well, could be a usb device, or builtin
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Not that i see. How can i be sure?
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yes it has an internal card reader but there are currently no media cards inserted.
There you go, the internal card reader has those drive letters
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Hmm so i guess I can just disable the device and to retain them?
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