floppy issue ..

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nihad
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floppy issue ..

Post by nihad » Fri Oct 20, 2006 10:10 am

Live 6 activates my floppy drive every time on startup. I never use the drive, and especially not with Live .. I'd like to disable that. How do I do?

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Post by Pasha » Fri Oct 20, 2006 11:30 am

Me too. It's very annoying and ... outdated. :roll:
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Post by Poltergeist » Fri Oct 20, 2006 11:42 am

Live most likely looks at all drives while starting up. Almost all programs do that, its kinda like looking ahead to see if there is any Live related files on the removable media drives. If you don't use the drive anymore just go to divice manager and disable it.

Start menu > Control Panel > System > Device manager Tab

You should see Floppy listed in the tree. Click on the + to expand it and right click on your floppy and get Properties for it.

Under Properties check disable.


Done.



You could also, just open up your computer and pull the power cable that connects to the floppy drive.

nihad
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Post by nihad » Sun Oct 22, 2006 1:21 am

w d fuck, now i've found out that live checks my floppy even when i use the sample swap function for impulse etc.

checking floppy at startup is not such a big issue, but every time i want to swap samples makes this a major one ..

i've sofar tried to reinstall live, and also to delece the "preferences.cfg" file (Ableton support said I should do it) but nothing worked ..

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Post by Herne » Mon Oct 23, 2006 9:10 pm

If you never use the floppy disable the device in BIOS, then remove it from device manager.

The only other thing that's good for a floppy is Alyson Hannigan, but that may be me... :lol:

nihad
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Post by nihad » Tue Oct 24, 2006 12:07 am

i've disabled it allready, still it's something that should be fixed in 6.0.2

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