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DAOWAce
Limp Gawd
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Just updated to the latest version of iRST (v14) released yesterday.
Now after rebooting, the "safely remove hardware" icon is down in my notification area when it wasn't before. In it is an option to eject my internal RAID array; which is just asinine.
Trying to look up ways to get rid of this icon, but either nothing applies to iRST (all default msachi drivers or marvell chips), or the information provided is outdated (regedit iastor, which doesn't exist). There's also nothing in the program or device manager that will let me change the device's properties (like that 'optimize for quick removal' thing).
Can anyone also confirm this icon suddenly appeared after updating to v14 and shows their internal RAID array as an option for removal?
And does anyone know a way, that currently works, to actually get rid of this icon?
Late edit: This somehow disappeared after a while; maybe an update to iRST that I forgot about, maybe some config change on my end. I can't remember at this point.
Now after rebooting, the "safely remove hardware" icon is down in my notification area when it wasn't before. In it is an option to eject my internal RAID array; which is just asinine.
Trying to look up ways to get rid of this icon, but either nothing applies to iRST (all default msachi drivers or marvell chips), or the information provided is outdated (regedit iastor, which doesn't exist). There's also nothing in the program or device manager that will let me change the device's properties (like that 'optimize for quick removal' thing).
Can anyone also confirm this icon suddenly appeared after updating to v14 and shows their internal RAID array as an option for removal?
And does anyone know a way, that currently works, to actually get rid of this icon?
Late edit: This somehow disappeared after a while; maybe an update to iRST that I forgot about, maybe some config change on my end. I can't remember at this point.
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