Here, I have multiple partitions on my computer (Windows and Linux). And on Windows, I shall assign logical letters. T for Tempo, I for Images, V for Video etc and among them: O for Tools.
On one of my PC (Vista), the system automatically goes to me: N, O, P and Q (corresponding to a multi-card reader). So when I put my external USB drive (on which my other PC is mounted in O) => it must first withdraw "NOPQ" because otherwise it takes the first free letter and my links no longer work.
My question is: Is there a command in console mode to remove the USB device. It would allow me to remove it from the Windows startup by putting it in a BAT file.
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