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Hi Sergiogarcia,
I have seen something similar in several posts, it is usually associated with a new program that you installed. Nothing to worry about if that is the situation, it is just how the program works.
Phantom local disk in Computer You may not have the program mentioned, but the idea is the same.
Wishing you the best.
That is a virtual drive. E.g Office 2010 uses it for installation or it could come from an image that you mounted (e.g. mounting a Macrium or Paragon image would do that). It will disappear with the next reboot.
It's gone now after reboot. I think it might have been Avast making it, since i had installed some updates earlier and it told me to reboot but i didnt Thanks anyway, Rich and Wolfgang :)
Did you have a USB flash drive that was removed, a USB HD that was connected & removed, a multi-card reader ?
or ?