Hiding HDD's in explorer?

hagatha

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Greetings,

In Windows Explorer I have 2 HDD partitions (one for each HDD) that are listed in the file/folder tree. They are the "System Reserve" partitions that are 100mb each. I'm sure these partitions are required, and can't be deleted...

I would like to just remove them from the tree.. "hide" them while in explorer... is this possible?

thanks
hagatha
 

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If you use them as storage you can take them offline and put em back on as you want

right click on my computer and click manage
go to Storage=>Disk Management=>
find the one you want to take offline
right click on it and selct offline

when you want to use it again you can set it back to online without having to restart
 

My Computer

OS
UBUNTU/win 7/ xp sp2
CPU
Intel 2.4 Quad core
Memory
4Gb of stick
Graphics Card(s)
Nvidia 8800Gt
Actually you can simply remove their drive letters (from the same place that andru suggested). If a partition has no drive letter it won't show in Explorer.
 

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Me :) I build all my PCs
OS
Windows 7 Home 64, Vista Ultimate 64
Removing the drive letter worked... thanks... I wonder why Windows finds it necessary to add drive letters to those small partitions?

Thanks
hagatha
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom
OS
Win7 64
CPU
Q9650
Motherboard
Evga 780i A1
Memory
Corsair Dominator PC8500 2x2
Graphics Card(s)
Evga 260/216 SLI (2)
Sound Card
Creative X-fi
Monitor(s) Displays
Samsung 24"
Hard Drives
WD Raptors 300gb RAID0 (2)
WD Black 1tb
PSU
Enermax Galaxy 850
Case
Custom
Cooling
Custom liquid
Actually you can simply remove their drive letters (from the same place that andru suggested). If a partition has no drive letter it won't show in Explorer.

fantastic, i didnt know that but im goina use it thanks
 

My Computer

OS
UBUNTU/win 7/ xp sp2
CPU
Intel 2.4 Quad core
Memory
4Gb of stick
Graphics Card(s)
Nvidia 8800Gt
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