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In my case that's fine. My A: drive only contains very large archives with data from previous years, and I access these archives only very occasionally.

HI, you state that drive letters A: and B: "should not be used in any current system". Can u pls explain "why not"? I have a comp without diskette drive, and I assigned A: to a disk partition long time ago. It never caused me any problems.

Thx Slashgeek. Onedrive still is installed (I would prefer to remove it, but inactivation is the second best solution). I executed your recommendation, and finally these darned msgs have disappeared. Thx!

"The good ole USA has the knowledge, skills and the experience to stay way out front with everything computers.". How many years ago is it that I read that Japan would never be capable to produce cars that are as good as the American ones?

Since upgrading win8.1 to win10 Home I frequently get ennoying messages inviting me to activate OneDrive. I do not (never) want to use that. Can anyone tell me how to inactivate (or even better delete completely) OneDrive from a Win10 Home system?

On an external disk, I have a (Acronis TI) backup of the XP (fully updated) system disk made on an old computer. The system disk of that XP system was "J:". Now I want to restore that system disk to a new partition on a disk (not the first SATA drive which is an SSD) of the new computer...