Originally Posted by
spybotsandra
Hello,
This is a known problem which can occur in Windows.
The problem is usually caused by having Drive C assigned to a device with removable media. If you have that situation then either put media in Drive C or reassign the device to another letter.
There are instructions for reassigning the device to another letter here:
"There Is No Disk in the Drive. Please Insert a Disk into Drive \Device\harddisk\Dr1" Error Message When You Start Your Computer
Best regards
Sandra
Team Spybot