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Windows Shares I have accessed seem to automatically be placed on my desktop. Also, when I have a CD in the drive, a CD icon shows up. For the windows ...
  1. 08-28-2005 #1
    EndianX
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    Windows Shares I have accessed seem to automatically be placed on my desktop. Also, when I have a CD in the drive, a CD icon shows up.

    For the windows shares, I can click on them and select "Unmount Volume", but is there a way for me to stop them from comming back?

    And is there a way for me to stop the CD Volume from showing up?

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    Go to System > Preferences > Removable Drives and Media.
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