Hi all... Just a quick question... Every single time I boot my PC I get a window that says "Invalid H: Drive." I don't have an H drive anymore. It used to be my external HD, and then when I plugged in my Kingston USB flash drive it became H and turned my external HD to J:. Now, I used my USB flash drive the other night and it became K:/ and not back to H:. I have searched all over my PC to find any sign of anything to do with H: and can't...there is nothing, but yet keeps telling me that I have an invalid H: when I boot. I hope I didn't confuse anyone with the way I explained it. LOL Thanks to anyone that replies... Viv Never enter a battle of wits with an unarmed person...

See if you mapped a network device. Use the my network places network icon and right click on it, disconnect mapped drives. I read it wrong and answer it wrong too. So get off my case you goober.

Hello jefro... I have searched everywhere for "my network places" and do not have such an icon... I don't know what to do...or how to get rid of this "Invalid Drive H:" It is driving me out of my mind, cause I have to sit in front of my PC as it is booting so I can click on "cancel" and "ok" to allow my PC to continue to boot up. If I start my PC and walk away, it will stay at that error and not finish booting... Viv Never enter a battle of wits with an unarmed person...