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Drive Q!
A hard drive has appeared after running Office Starter! Cannot be deleted! Believe me, I've tried! It is annoying! What should I do, guys!?!?
Have a nice day ;-)
A hard drive has appeared after running Office Starter! Cannot be deleted! Believe me, I've tried! It is annoying! What should I do, guys!?!?
Have a nice day ;-)
Yep, the Q drive is part of Office. Office Starter To-Go uses the Office Click-to-Run technology that must use a virtual application drive. This virtual application drive is why you have the Q: drive. :)
An overview of Microsoft Office Click-to-Run for Office 2010
It is required by Office for Click-to-run.
An overview of Microsoft Office Click-to-Run for Office 2010
I know.... BUT, how to remove the drive? It's an eyesore....
Sounds like you want the MSI-based product, not a Click-to-Run.
In the links you were given it states:
Source: An overview of Microsoft Office Click-to-Run for Office 2010What if Office Click-to-Run does not meet my needs? How can I obtain the traditional MSI-based installation for Office Home and Student 2010 or Office Home and Business 2010?
If Office Click-to-Run does not meet your needs, you can uninstall it, and obtain the MSI-based Office product. To do this, follow these steps:
- Uninstall the Office Click-to-Run version of Office 2010 by using Control Panel.
- Visit the site where you purchased Office 2010, and sign in by using your Live ID.
- Then, click My Account at the top of the home page to access your Office 2010 downloads.
- Click Download for the suite you purchased, and then click Advanced Options under Download Now.
A version of Office 2010 is listed that is not an Office Click-to-Run product and that does not require the Q: drive to be available.
In addition, to uninstall the Click-to-Run Office. :)
Update, repair, or uninstall Office Click-to-Run products - Excel - Office.com
Last edited by Brink; 27 Aug 2013 at 14:52. Reason: typo
If, I wanna continue using Click - To - Run version, so, the drive has to be there? Office needs it, to work? Am I understanding this correctly?
Okay, guys! Marked as solved, for now....