Hello all,
I have been searching for an answer to a niggle I have with a strange labeling problem in Vista. I had a Teac CA200/B/S (all in one card reader) in my computer at one time and it allowed my to label the 3 drive slots it in which it inhabited. This thing used two internal usb connections. It allowed me to label the drives: Mem Stick, SD-Media, etc. Unfortunately, the reader was more trouble than it was worth so I returned it. Unfortunately, I also saved my only backup of my system in Acronis after I had installed the unit. So, the Teac is long gone. But, when I use a removable USB CD/DVD drive the labels reappear. I have tried many things to remove the labels, they currently appear like this (DVD RW Drive (J colon) Mem Stick, or DVD RW Drive (I colon) SD-Media, etc.). Is there any way to remove the Mem Stick or SD-Media "after labels" from my system? This is a niggle yes, but it seems strange that the Teac was allowed to fudge up the control of this system to this degree.
Now, I hope there is a "duh" solution to this crazy problem, but believe me I have tried many things to rid those pesky labels from Vista and they're buggy.
I have been searching for an answer to a niggle I have with a strange labeling problem in Vista. I had a Teac CA200/B/S (all in one card reader) in my computer at one time and it allowed my to label the 3 drive slots it in which it inhabited. This thing used two internal usb connections. It allowed me to label the drives: Mem Stick, SD-Media, etc. Unfortunately, the reader was more trouble than it was worth so I returned it. Unfortunately, I also saved my only backup of my system in Acronis after I had installed the unit. So, the Teac is long gone. But, when I use a removable USB CD/DVD drive the labels reappear. I have tried many things to remove the labels, they currently appear like this (DVD RW Drive (J colon) Mem Stick, or DVD RW Drive (I colon) SD-Media, etc.). Is there any way to remove the Mem Stick or SD-Media "after labels" from my system? This is a niggle yes, but it seems strange that the Teac was allowed to fudge up the control of this system to this degree.
Now, I hope there is a "duh" solution to this crazy problem, but believe me I have tried many things to rid those pesky labels from Vista and they're buggy.
