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> How Do I Remove This External Storage From Showing?
darran
post Mar 14 2007, 04:32 AM
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I have been having a peculiar problem.

Everytime I boot up the computer, there would be external storage in my G: drive.

When i click on it, it shows me that this is inaccessible, I can only deduce there isn't anything there because other than my printer, I am not using any of the USB slots. Is there a way to permanently remove this G: from showing up unless a removable media is plugged in. Can any of the gurus tell me how I can solve this problem? This is not a must, but I just don't like my computer looking funnily, yeah thats just me.
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