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== There is no disk in the drive.  Please insert a disk into drive E. ==
 
== There is no disk in the drive.  Please insert a disk into drive E. ==
This happens when USB devises are removed without first ejecting the media. This can happen either from USB or DVD/CD devises. You may also need to put a readable DVD or CD in your removable drives. You can Download the following files for 64 and 32 bit machines:
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This happens when USB devises are removed without first ejecting the media. This can happen either from USB or DVD/CD devises. You may also need to put a readable DVD or CD in your removable drives. You can Download the following files for x64 and x86 machines
  
<br>64 bit:
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<br>64 bit
<br>link: [http://high5software.com\downloads\tools\usbtools\usbdeview-x64.zip 64-bit]
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<br>[http://high5software.com\downloads\tools\usbtools\usbdeview-x64.zip 64-bit]
  
 
<br>32 bit:
 
<br>32 bit:
<br>link: [http://high5software.com\downloads\tools\usbtools\usbdeview.zip 32-bit]
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<br>[http://high5software.com\downloads\tools\usbtools\usbdeview.zip 32-bit]
  
 
<br>'''Prevent the error from happening in the future:'''
 
<br>'''Prevent the error from happening in the future:'''
 
<br>1. Download, extract, and right click on USBDeview.exe and click 'Run as Administrator'.  If you get the following warning during this procedure you did not do that:
 
<br>1. Download, extract, and right click on USBDeview.exe and click 'Run as Administrator'.  If you get the following warning during this procedure you did not do that:
<br>    [[File:USBadmin.jpg]] <br>
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<br>    [[File:USBadmin.jpg]]
 
<br>2. Sort by 'Safe to Unplug' by clicking on the top Header:
 
<br>2. Sort by 'Safe to Unplug' by clicking on the top Header:
<br>    [[File:USBunplug.jpg]] <br>
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<br>    [[File:USBunplug.jpg]]
 
<br>3. then Select all that are safe to unplug and NOT Connected and click on the RED X in the top left corner:
 
<br>3. then Select all that are safe to unplug and NOT Connected and click on the RED X in the top left corner:
<br>    [[File:USBdissconnect.jpg]] <br>
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<br>    [[File:USBdissconnect.jpg]]
 
<br>4. This should clear up the issue.
 
<br>4. This should clear up the issue.
  

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