How does Windows detect whether a disk is Local or Removable? I can't see any real rhyme or reason. For example, I have two USB external hard drives and two USB flash drives. One hard drive and one of the flash drives detect as "Local Disk" and one hard drive and one of the flash drive detects as "Removable Disk" in My Computer.
The application in this case is that PerfectDisk will only defragment drives that are considered Local, so I would like to convert the hard drive that comes up as "Removable Disk" to "Local Disk" so I can defragment it with PerfectDisk rather than the horribly unresponsive built-in defragmenter.
The application in this case is that PerfectDisk will only defragment drives that are considered Local, so I would like to convert the hard drive that comes up as "Removable Disk" to "Local Disk" so I can defragment it with PerfectDisk rather than the horribly unresponsive built-in defragmenter.