What?:confused:
But I don't have a second hard drive. If you mean disk drive, that's prolly it...
First of all, it says 'DVD' on the icon on the drive.
Second of all, I never had a DVD drive on any of my own computers.
Third of all, I only have one disk drive installed in my computer, plus a floppy drive.
Fourth of all, I think this is some kind of glitch to my computer but I can ever upload a picture of the icon for you to see it, here:
Ok, well, I don't know how to select the picture of the icon, save it as a jpeg or something and upload it to imageshack or something but I'll describe it:
It's named 'DVD Drive (E
'. The icon looks like a disk above a silver rectangular prism disk drive and it has the word DVD written in a small black box with white letters on the left side of the disk and drive icon thingy.:eek:
When I go into it's properties, it has the icon that I described to you, plus it says that it's a CD drive and the file system is unknown. The free space and used space are both 0 bytes. It also has the capacity thing and it's labeled E drive.
It also has the Autoplay, Hardware and Sharing tabs besides the General tab.
When I double click on it, it says to put in a disk in the (E
drive. When I right click it, and select eject, nothing ejects from my computer.
Ok, here are the hard/disk drives I have:
3 1/2 Floppy (A
with the floppy disk inserted into a disk drive kinda like the one I described in the above articles. Local Disk (C
which is only a disk drive kinda like the one in the above articles with some changes. CD-RW Drive (D
which is like the CD over silver drive as I described above but only without the DVD black label thingy. DVD Drive (E
which is exactly like the one I described above. I also have a printer drive but that doesn't belong here and three folder labeled as Shared Documents, -Name- Documents and -Name- Documents...:rolleyes:
I'm not telling you the names tho.:mad:
Anyways, I hope that was help, and since I can't do copy and past from the text in the properties tab of this DVD or CD drive or whatever, and can't copy and picture of the icon, then that is all I can give you.
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Murxidon
Donija, you have a virtual drive. Daemon Tools creates virtual drives that fool your Windows system into thinking it has more drives than it actually has. If you "mount" an image using Daemon the drive will appear to have a disk in it, when the software is actually using an ISO image or other file to run it as if it was a disk.
Here are the all the Virtual drives that I have with Daemon:
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Well, thank you for explaining that.
Now the post I created will be useless.
The DVD Drive (E
looks exactly like yours...
It fools my computer into thinking it has more drives, huh?
Ok then, I downloaded Deamon tools especially for to help an ISO Imaged or whatever Postal 2 Share The Pain be 'Deamoned' onto my computer. Then if it created a virtual drive then why the **** did the game ask me for a CD when I installed it and started it?
But nevermind that, your article clears up my confusion with the stupid drives. Thank you!