I've had to move my ramdisk from A or R. However, when windows starts, it adds a separate disk to each location, even after I've removed A in the virtual disk driver.
How do I stop it from automatically launching the disk in A?
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Unmounting a ramdisk, from the ImDisk control panel or from the drive letter context menu, does not unregister it if you have checked "Launch at Windows Startup".
To unregister it, in the Ramdisk Configuration Tool, select the drive letter and use the Unmount button. As said in the tooltip of the button, it will also unregister it.
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Ah thanks a bunch, I thought the config tool was for creating only.
I'm only having to do this because of the shoddy windows coding that causes all updates to fail if the disk is assigned to A or B haha, other than that your software has been working perfectly :)
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I've had to move my ramdisk from A or R. However, when windows starts, it adds a separate disk to each location, even after I've removed A in the virtual disk driver.
How do I stop it from automatically launching the disk in A?
Unmounting a ramdisk, from the ImDisk control panel or from the drive letter context menu, does not unregister it if you have checked "Launch at Windows Startup".
To unregister it, in the Ramdisk Configuration Tool, select the drive letter and use the Unmount button. As said in the tooltip of the button, it will also unregister it.
Ah thanks a bunch, I thought the config tool was for creating only.
I'm only having to do this because of the shoddy windows coding that causes all updates to fail if the disk is assigned to A or B haha, other than that your software has been working perfectly :)
I had the same "issue" until I noticed I had left that box checked... :-)