c242

c242

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Okay, right click the object, select 'properties', select 'shortcut' in 'object class', select click 'configure', select 'folder shortcut' and then 'network', click 'ok', 'apply' and 'ok'. That's it.

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Using the Computer managemant is exactly what I did. I have done the same procedure on the machines at work and my private machines dozens of times. (2k & XP). Only this machine (of a friend) does behave the way I described. Even when I assign another letter, reboot and re-assign D:, the cd-rom icon is there again... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by S

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Hmm, there is one DVD-ROM and a burner as drive H: and I:, so restrictions can't be the problem. Maybe I confused the machine by having the DVD-ROM as D: and the burner as E: and then assigning other letters to them before creating the second partition of the HD ? I have to look if I find something in the registry... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by

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After a fresh install of XP (+ SP1) on a new machine and setting up a 2nd enhanced partition with logical drive D: the new drive shows up with a cd-rom icon. I installed Icon packager to see if it can change that, but I get the same result, even after restoring the icon cache and restoring default windows icons. Harddrive D: shows still up with the cd-rom icon. Did anyone have such a problem before ? Any solution ? One more info : The drive is connecte to a Promise RAID controller.

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