I have had this problem for a while and chose to ignore it. Now it is stopping me from running some programs.
Awhile back I installed a virtual drive during am emc project. Windows designated it at drive "L"
Every time anybosy logged onto the PC we would get the message
Windows - no disk
please insert a disc int the drive. Three buttons titled "retry, continue and cancel" After a few time clicking continue or cancel the box would go away and I could continue on.
Now when I click a a few different programs they hang up and wont load, and the "windows-No disc box come up. The only way to stop is by totally rebooting.
I have gone into "tools" and deleted the disc. I look at "my computer and the drive designation is gone. However the problem still persists. But with a new box. This one states "please insert a disc into
\device\Harddisc2\dr4
I have pasted the messages into a word document but I dont know how to attach that to this post.
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I have had this problem for a while and chose to ignore it. Now it is stopping me from running some programs.
Awhile back I installed a virtual drive during am emc project. Windows designated it at drive "L"
Every time anybosy logged onto the PC we would get the message
Windows - no disk
please insert a disc int the drive. Three buttons titled "retry, continue and cancel" After a few time clicking continue or cancel the box would go away and I could continue on.
Now when I click a a few different programs they hang up and wont load, and the "windows-No disc box come up. The only way to stop is by totally rebooting.
I have gone into "tools" and deleted the disc. I look at "my computer and the drive designation is gone. However the problem still persists. But with a new box. This one states "please insert a disc into
\device\Harddisc2\dr4
I have pasted the messages into a word document but I dont know how to attach that to this post.
Please somebody help
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