Shoutbox

Hey all, I changed some settings of Wireless Network Settings on Windows XP Service Pack 2 using Wireless Network Settings wizard in Control Panel.

I added a network called 'Michael' and at one stage it asked me to select an USB drive as one of the network drive. I accidentally selected one of my partitioned hard drive e:\

Is there any way to undo this change? Right now in My Computer, the e:\ has a wireless network drive icon next to it. It has a folder calls 'SMRTNTKY'. Inside the folder, it contains settings for the wireless network settings, as well as a Windows XP Version Checking Program.

How can I delete the network 'Michael'? Thanks in advance

Star>My Network Places(under my computer)>View Network Connections(on the side bar). There right click on Michael disable and then delete.

I hope this works.

-!Felu!-

I did that, but I can't find Michael in Network Connection. I don't have a wireless network card installed in my computer. But I click on Wireless Network Settings, it has 2 options, one is create a new network, another is to add new device to Michael.

How can I change the icon of E:\ back too? Thanks

Can you post a screenshot of everywhere this 'Michael' appears please? I don't use the sidebar in Explorer, and I use the Classic Control panel, so I'm not sure where you mean.

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Originally posted by Phillip
Ok not sure if this will work but go into the Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Then Computer Management. Ok once in there go down to Disk Management. Right Click on the E: Drive showing in there and select Delete Logical Drive

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Thereby completely removing the drive from the system, with little chance of recovering the data on it.
In future, please don't suggest things like this: it'll only confuse people.

So long as no harm's done, it's OK

I think it should be possible to stop sharing by right-clicking the drive, selecting Proerties, and clicking the Sharing tab.