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Removing a non-physical Storage Device

Klouuse
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4 minutes ago, Klouuse said:

Hello,

I've recently noticed (after a Windows Update) that a Storage Device got added. I have seen it before but I don't remember how to remove it.

Data system: NTFS (OEM-Partition)

Storage: 450MB (35,7MB free)

 

I don't mind it but Windows always notifies me that it's full.

This is a common bug with the latest version of Windows 10 (1803). 

 

Follow the instructions in this thread carefully, and it'll remove the mount point assigned to it.

 

 

Hello,

I've recently noticed (after a Windows Update) that a Storage Device got added. I have seen it before but I don't remember how to remove it.

Data system: NTFS (OEM-Partition)

Storage: 450MB (35,7MB free)

 

I don't mind it but Windows always notifies me that it's full.

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4 minutes ago, Klouuse said:

Hello,

I've recently noticed (after a Windows Update) that a Storage Device got added. I have seen it before but I don't remember how to remove it.

Data system: NTFS (OEM-Partition)

Storage: 450MB (35,7MB free)

 

I don't mind it but Windows always notifies me that it's full.

This is a common bug with the latest version of Windows 10 (1803). 

 

Follow the instructions in this thread carefully, and it'll remove the mount point assigned to it.

 

 

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8 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Try this:

  • Open the registry editor as an admin
  • Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices
  • Look for and delete "\DosDevices\{LETTER}:" where {LETTER} is the drive letter of the one you want to remove
  • Reboot the computer

Thank you

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9 minutes ago, Tabs said:

This is a common bug with the latest version of Windows 10 (1803). 

 

Follow the instructions in this thread carefully, and it'll remove the mount point assigned to it.

 

 

Thank you

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