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drive : A hang up

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by icebillybob

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When starting a program,

I get a window that say's,

(There is no disk in drive)

What to do to repair this, cause no disk is needed?

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by blackcurrant

Hi

Which program causes this behaviour? Does it happen each time you open, close, then again open the program? Is the program configured to search for configuration/update/security information on the A: drive?

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by mitchellforsyth

Alot of times when you install old programs that are on floppies you'll get this message because Windows looks at the instalation source.

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