drive G


  1. John Teufel
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    Windows 7 32 bit
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    drive G


    When I try to uninstall progems from my drice C (or install some) I get an error message that "can't find invalid drive G". My drive C is working fine and I don't understand why it is looking for G.
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  3. SledgeDG
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x86
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    You probably installed something via virtual drive (Daemon Tools, Virtual CloneDrive, Magic ISO etc.)
    which is unmounted now since it's no longer needed.
    What you have is most likely a corrupted uninstall string in your add/remove Programs section.
    To resolve the situation, I would start here

    How To Remove Invalid Entries In Add or Remove Programs

    Easier might be to find and delete the entry in question with CCleaner

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