The strange thing is that if I close then restart TC the drive list doesn't change! So, I think, it's not a problem of WM_DEVICECHANGE message.
For what I can see the "insert notification" is enabled.
Drive buttons don't properly detect changes
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If the drive list doesn't change, then GetDriveType still reports the drive as being there. The Explorer probably uses a different Windows function to check whether a drive is there or not...
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I written a small program to test this and can confirm that the problem is not in TC but in Windows!ghisler(Author) wrote:If the drive list doesn't change, then GetDriveType still reports the drive as being there. The Explorer probably uses a different Windows function to check whether a drive is there or not...
The GetDriveType function is reporting drives that are already dismounted.
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Any idea what else could be used to detect the drives?
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GetLogicalDrives in conjunction with GetDriveType, perhaps?ghisler(Author) wrote:Any idea what else could be used to detect the drives?
(Unless the focus should be on detecting a removable media drive type without inserted media, in which case StackOverflow might help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3158054/how-to-detect-if-media-is-inserted-into-a-removable-drive-card-reader - i leave the cost/benefit calculation in your capable hands
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