Computer keeps loading up a device that doesn't exist


  1. tallguitarguy
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    Computer keeps loading up a device that doesn't exist


    My computer keeps loading up autoplay saying that E:\ is connected even though I have nothing plugged in. When I click on "Open Folder to view files" it pops up with an error message saying "E:\ refers to a location that is unavailable...". It does this even when I turn off the wifi, so I don't see how it could even be a network device. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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  3. tallguitarguy
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    It also keeps popping up with "Cannot Load SyncDII (998)" in BackupManagerTray now
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  4. jumanji
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    Is it in someway connected to Corel? Just check this thread CorelDrw.dll error code 998

    More details since when you started getting this drive E and what you did before that may perhaps help others to decipher on what could have happened and provide a solution. ( I do not have any Corel programs and hence least qualified except raising the above query. )
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  6. tallguitarguy
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    Not a corel problem since I don't have any of that on my computer. I just ran a system restore and it seemed to take care of it so far.
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