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i googled "delete virtual drives" and came up with this in about 45 seconds 
How do i remove the virtual drives
Q:- I uninstalled Alcohol but the virtual drives remain, how do i remove them?
A:- Go to control panels/system/hardware/device manager, find under "SCSI and Link Removed due to 404 Error" the Alcohol* SCSI controller, and remove it.
All Alcohol drives will disappear. Normally this happens automatically when you uninstall alcohol, unless at the uninstallation time you still had some image mounted.
You will Also need to remove Plug and Play Bios Extension from Link Removed due to 404 Error Devices. and if needed the Virtual Drive Drivers from the Windows/System32/Drivers Folder.
* Name of the...
How do i remove the virtual drives
Q:- I uninstalled Alcohol but the virtual drives remain, how do i remove them?
A:- Go to control panels/system/hardware/device manager, find under "SCSI and Link Removed due to 404 Error" the Alcohol* SCSI controller, and remove it.
All Alcohol drives will disappear. Normally this happens automatically when you uninstall alcohol, unless at the uninstallation time you still had some image mounted.
You will Also need to remove Plug and Play Bios Extension from Link Removed due to 404 Error Devices. and if needed the Virtual Drive Drivers from the Windows/System32/Drivers Folder.
* Name of the...
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thanks, works fine!!
another question: Virtual CloneDrive somehow didnt deinstall cleanly and left 4 virtal drives that are still shown in the explorer, but have no function any more. Is there a way to delete them?
another question: Virtual CloneDrive somehow didnt deinstall cleanly and left 4 virtal drives that are still shown in the explorer, but have no function any more. Is there a way to delete them?
i googled "delete virtual drives" and came up with this in about 45 seconds
How do i remove the virtual drives
Q:- I uninstalled Alcohol but the virtual drives remain, how do i remove them?
A:- Go to control panels/system/hardware/device manager, find under "SCSI and Link Removed due to 404 Error" the Alcohol* SCSI controller, and remove it.
All Alcohol drives will disappear. Normally this happens automatically when you uninstall alcohol, unless at the uninstallation time you still had some image mounted.
You will Also need to remove Plug and Play Bios Extension from Link Removed due to 404 Error Devices. and if needed the Virtual Drive Drivers from the Windows/System32/Drivers Folder.
* Name of the Virtual Drive Driver varies from version to Version
How do i remove the virtual drives
Q:- I uninstalled Alcohol but the virtual drives remain, how do i remove them?
A:- Go to control panels/system/hardware/device manager, find under "SCSI and Link Removed due to 404 Error" the Alcohol* SCSI controller, and remove it.
All Alcohol drives will disappear. Normally this happens automatically when you uninstall alcohol, unless at the uninstallation time you still had some image mounted.
You will Also need to remove Plug and Play Bios Extension from Link Removed due to 404 Error Devices. and if needed the Virtual Drive Drivers from the Windows/System32/Drivers Folder.
* Name of the Virtual Drive Driver varies from version to Version
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