I have a display that is linked by a USB cable to the computer, enabling me to use USB ports on the side of the display. All those show up fine, but I get a drive letter for the connecting cable, which shows up among the row of available drives. I often click on it by mistake (of course, getting an error message) and want to stop it from displaying. How do I do this?
I disconnected the cable and the drive letter (F:) disappeared, so I am sure that I have the right connection for the drive.
Remove drive letter
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Maybe this option will help you?
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HideRemovableNoMedia=0 When !=0, removable drives like USB card readers will not be shown unless a medium is inserted. Note that CD-ROM drives and floppy disk drives will always be shown. Apply to:
1: Drive button bar
2: Drive dropdown list
4: Search function - Drives
7: All
Still no go.
I added this line:
HideRemovableNoMedia=0 When 7=0
to the "WINCMD.INI" file in the Commander subdirectory and to the other file of the same name under the "AppData\Romaing" subdirectory in the Users directory.
Alas, nothing changed. Did I miss something?
I should add that I did not have this problem before using a similar Dell display.
HideRemovableNoMedia=0 When 7=0
to the "WINCMD.INI" file in the Commander subdirectory and to the other file of the same name under the "AppData\Romaing" subdirectory in the Users directory.
Alas, nothing changed. Did I miss something?
I should add that I did not have this problem before using a similar Dell display.
JWH, open 'Help - About' menu item and read which wincmd.ini is used by your TC. Then open it and find [Configuration] section and add HideRemovableNoMedia=7 to it.
If your monitor's drive letter is always the same, you can hide it using Allowed parameter in wincmd.ini (read more in TC help section 4.b).
If your monitor's drive letter is always the same, you can hide it using Allowed parameter in wincmd.ini (read more in TC help section 4.b).
Problem solved
Wincmd.ini is under the "roaming" subdirectory, so that is the one I will open.
…And when I typed in the correct line, shut down, and opened, it worked! I had mis-parsed the line of information you gave me.
Thanks for the speedy and, as always, helpful reply.
…And when I typed in the correct line, shut down, and opened, it worked! I had mis-parsed the line of information you gave me.
Thanks for the speedy and, as always, helpful reply.