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I recently purchased a Lexar JumpDrive Secure. I am not using the
encryption software that came with the drive, I would like to use it
as a regular flash drive.
Works fine, the only problem is WinXP mounts it as a Local Disk. I
would like it to mount as a removable disk. Does anyone know how to
re-partition and format this flash drive so it will show up as
removable media?
 
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James Watchman wrote:
> I recently purchased a Lexar JumpDrive Secure. I am not using the
> encryption software that came with the drive, I would like to use it
> as a regular flash drive.
> Works fine, the only problem is WinXP mounts it as a Local Disk. I
> would like it to mount as a removable disk. Does anyone know how to
> re-partition and format this flash drive so it will show up as
> removable media?

Are you sure XP mounts it as a local disk. Or, does your system mount it
as a local disk? Check on someone elses system before you come to a
hasty conclusion.

Incorrect mounts sometimes happen with XP.

courtney sends....
 
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Courtney <a@b.c> wrote in message news:<uggkd.75658$%x.70741@okepread04>...
> James Watchman wrote:
> > I recently purchased a Lexar JumpDrive Secure. I am not using the
> > encryption software that came with the drive, I would like to use it
> > as a regular flash drive.
> > Works fine, the only problem is WinXP mounts it as a Local Disk. I
> > would like it to mount as a removable disk. Does anyone know how to
> > re-partition and format this flash drive so it will show up as
> > removable media?
>
> Are you sure XP mounts it as a local disk. Or, does your system mount it
> as a local disk? Check on someone elses system before you come to a
> hasty conclusion.
>
> Incorrect mounts sometimes happen with XP.
>
> courtney sends....

Three Xp-pro systems and two Win2000 systems all mount it as a local disk.
 
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Windows 2000 and Xp both mount it as a removable drive. The only thing is
the fact that the drive letter gets assigned as a "first come first serve"
method where the letter changes.



"James Watchman" <online_avenger@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Courtney <a@b.c> wrote in message
> news:<uggkd.75658$%x.70741@okepread04>...
>> James Watchman wrote:
>> > I recently purchased a Lexar JumpDrive Secure. I am not using the
>> > encryption software that came with the drive, I would like to use it
>> > as a regular flash drive.
>> > Works fine, the only problem is WinXP mounts it as a Local Disk. I
>> > would like it to mount as a removable disk. Does anyone know how to
>> > re-partition and format this flash drive so it will show up as
>> > removable media?
>>
>> Are you sure XP mounts it as a local disk. Or, does your system mount it
>> as a local disk? Check on someone elses system before you come to a
>> hasty conclusion.
>>
>> Incorrect mounts sometimes happen with XP.
>>
>> courtney sends....
>
> Three Xp-pro systems and two Win2000 systems all mount it as a local disk.