David Jones
December 7th 03, 12:22 AM
Where are you going to see this?
0 bytes used, 0 bytes free is typical for a CD drive that
doesn't have a CD in it.
Could this be a CD-ROM or CD-RW drive that's hooked up?
>-----Original Message-----
>I have two hd's and I have win 98 on drive c and win xp
>pro on drive d.
>drive c shows used 1.91 GB and free space 72.5 GB
>drive d shows 6.34 free space as 68.1 GB
>D is formatted as NTFS and C is formatted as FAT 32 bit
>E show o bytes as used and o bytes as free space. go
>figure.
>I need this solved because when I hook up my asus
>40x12x42 cdrw and go into win 98 is is froze solid.
>When I unhook it and just plug in my cd-rw win 98 works
>fine.
>
>It seems as if I need to get rid of this shadow drive E
>But, I have not found a way to do it.
>If I change drive letters in win 98 the cd-rom become
>drive E and the D hd become drive F
>
>Help
>
>David Lee
>.
>
0 bytes used, 0 bytes free is typical for a CD drive that
doesn't have a CD in it.
Could this be a CD-ROM or CD-RW drive that's hooked up?
>-----Original Message-----
>I have two hd's and I have win 98 on drive c and win xp
>pro on drive d.
>drive c shows used 1.91 GB and free space 72.5 GB
>drive d shows 6.34 free space as 68.1 GB
>D is formatted as NTFS and C is formatted as FAT 32 bit
>E show o bytes as used and o bytes as free space. go
>figure.
>I need this solved because when I hook up my asus
>40x12x42 cdrw and go into win 98 is is froze solid.
>When I unhook it and just plug in my cd-rw win 98 works
>fine.
>
>It seems as if I need to get rid of this shadow drive E
>But, I have not found a way to do it.
>If I change drive letters in win 98 the cd-rom become
>drive E and the D hd become drive F
>
>Help
>
>David Lee
>.
>