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Theis post covers the two solutions there are: https://superuser.com/a/49385/623845 Basically, you either remove the drive letter in disk management, which removes the prompt for known disks, or use a simple AutoHotKey script to automatically close the format prompt for you. Or both. The AHK script for english version of Windows will look like this: Loop { WinWait, Microsoft Windows ahk_class #32770, Format disk WinClose } What it does, it looks for a window titled "Microsoft Windows" with a class...

The post you linked have been updated since and now covers the only two solutions there are: https://superuser.com/a/49385/623845 Basically, you either remove the drive letter in disk management, which removes the prompt for known disks, or use a simple AutoHotKey script to automatically close the format prompt for you. Or both. The AHK script for english version of Windows will look like this: Loop { WinWait, Microsoft Windows ahk_class #32770, Format disk WinClose } What it does, it looks for a...

This post covers the only two solutions there are: https://superuser.com/a/49385/623845 Basically, you either remove the drive letter in disk management, which removes the prompt for known disks, or use a simple AutoHotKey script to automatically close the format prompt for you. Or both. The AHK script for english version of Windows will look like this: Loop { WinWait, Microsoft Windows ahk_class #32770, Format disk WinClose } What it does, it looks for a window titled "Microsoft Windows" with a...

Not renaming the folder and leaving it's original cryptic name indeed works perfectly!...