[Suggestion] Replace Allowed= by DisAllowed= in wincmd.ini

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[Suggestion] Replace Allowed= by DisAllowed= in wincmd.ini

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Hi to everyone,

i have no floppy in my computer but explorer and TC are showing me a: icon, so i typed i my windmd.ini this:

Allowed=cdefghijklmnouprstuvxyz

why i typed almost all this alphabet letters? C-F are partitions of my HDD, G is optical drive, rest i typed to see occasionally connected usb drives or emulated cd-roms.

what is the point?

i think that DisAllowed= entry will be better than Allowed= in my case it should be like this:

DisAllowed=a

best regards,
Tomasz
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Post by *Stance »

Welcome mizantrop
mizantrop wrote:i have no floppy in my computer but explorer and TC are showing me a: icon...
Out of: Troubleshooting Floppy Disk Drive Problems in Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/131690

1. Use the right mouse button to click My Computer, then click Properties on the menu that appears.
2. Click the Device Manager tab.
3. Double-click Floppy Disk Controllers.
4. Click the floppy disk controller, and then click Remove to remove the controller.
5. Click OK.
6. In Control Panel, double-click Add New Hardware.
7. Click Next, and then click Yes to allow Windows to detect the hardware in your computer.
8. When the Add New Hardware Wizard is finished, restart the computer... [Snip]
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Re: [Suggestion] Replace Allowed= by DisAllowed= in wincmd.i

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mizantrop wrote:i have no floppy in my computer but explorer and TC are showing me a: icon
Hi mizantrop. I think instead of trying to find your solution in TC or windows, you might want to take a look at your BIOS first. There is a chance drive A has been declared as existing there. After that, you should probably search in Windows to see what's going on. I assume Stance's solution is a good start.
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Post by *mizantrop »

you might want to take a look at your BIOS first. There is a chance drive A has been declared as existing there
i went to bios and set it to 'none'.
problem solved.
thanks,

Tomasz
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