Posted: 11/5/2007 12:54:17 PM EDT
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Long story. I have a Dell Latitude 131L Laptop that is running Vista. I went to AFG a couple of weeks ago, and since some of my e-mails contain info that I'd rather not get out... I encrypted a folder using cryptainer and moved "my docs" and my .pst file into it. Then I wiped the free space on the rest of my drive. Anyway, in order to use Outlook, I would first open the Cryptainer folder (which would create a vitual drive ?) and then start windows normally. This worked great until I decided to install Quicken. I got an error message which when researched means "invalid drive". After fooling around with it, I gave up. Laetly, I tried to install i-Tunes. It starts the install process and then says, "invalid drive D:" which is one more drive than I actually have. If I add a flash drive, it says "invalid drive E:", if I add another, it says "invalid drive F:". Always one more drive letter than I am actually using. I moved everything back, and deleted the Cryptainer volume. I still have the problem. I know it is probably an error in the registry, but I am lothe to "regedit" without help. So, help. |
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use Truecrypt, it wont bone up your drive letters. Also, give this a shot support.microsoft.com/kb/307844 |