Writing to my A: drive

B

Bo

Does anyone know why Windows 2000 would write to my A:
drive during startup and shutdown activities? Seems like
some sort of preferences are attempting to be stored
there. I wish to stop this activity....

Thanks,
Bo
 
S

Steve

Bo
it's not your AV program scanning the drives at start up and shutdown is it
rgds
Steve
 
G

Gary G. Little

Not to mention that boot will always "hit" all the drives and then look at
the A drive for boot information if you have the floppy in the boot chain.
 

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