Win XP shows CD drive that is not there
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I have noticed that my windows XP Pro is showing a CD drive listed as (i) in the My Computer Drives menu the is not even installed on my computer. I have only one DVD-RAM burner that is listed under the drives. It doesn't appear to be interfering with the computer operation. It seems this started showing up after I installed Acronis True Image Home 2009.
When I right click on it and go to properties it shows a drive with zero capacity with nothing on it. Int the hardware profiles it is not even listed only the DVD drive is listed.
Why am I showing a drive that I don't even have as being on my computer? How do I fix it?
When I right click on it and go to properties it shows a drive with zero capacity with nothing on it. Int the hardware profiles it is not even listed only the DVD drive is listed.
Why am I showing a drive that I don't even have as being on my computer? How do I fix it?
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