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#1 · August 1, 2016, 10:37 pm

Posted by: popozark <popozark@...>

Rex I am not sure but be sure the drive is only mapped when you turn your VPN on it is not reserving it. With my old system (win 7) Everytime I plugged in an external drive I had to go into disk management and access the drive.

OK so what finally made the hub work?

Stewart ( who gets to pack a U-Haul tomorrow to move.)

On August 1, 2016 8:42:24 PM CDT, "Rex D. Hutto" <n2theson@copper.net&gt; wrote:

Drive letters C:, D:, E: and F: are currently in use on my system. In addition, G: and U: are mapped network drives on my work server (G: for Groups, a shared virtual drive; U: for User, a private virtual drive), only accessible when I am connected via VPN, which I only do when necessary.

 

When I insert a USB thumb drive into my (now working nicely!) hub, it is always assigned the drive letter G: but then, due to conflict with my already-mapped-but-not-accessible network drive, the thumb drive is not visible. I then have to go into Disk Management and change the drive letter to H: in order for it to be visible to the system.

 

This is a hassle every time I insert a thumb drive. I don't understand, first of all, why it doesn't skip G: since it's mapped. And I don't know how to force the system to skip G: and go to H: when a USB drive is added.

 

Any insight? Thanks!

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