"There Is No Disk in D Drive. Please Insert a Disk into Drive." A big problem.

[cloudmind 0]

I have used Cura for a long time now, but since 2.4.0, from when I start cura and till I save my first file, Cura continues to spams with the message "No disk in D Drive, Please Insert a Disk into Drive".

1. There is no D Drive.

2. As soon as i tell Cura to continue, it popups aging.

I can still use Cura, but it require me to spam click whit a auto clicker for 1 min.

[nallath 741]

This is a pretty annoying issue, both for you and for us. It's proven to be quite troublesome to find a fix that works for everyone. I'm going to put some extra time into fixing this this week, so i hope to be able to get a fix for 2.7

[yuvadip 0]

Hi All,

I am facing the same issue and also I am able to see it works If I provide admin rights. Please let me know if I need to provide any permission . I will investigate and keep you posted.

cheers

yuva

[nallath 741]

This should be fixed for 2.7

[vorikua 0]

Any fix for this? I just installed v2.7.64 and got the same error. Looking for drive D.

[GrolarBear 0]

This should be fixed for 2.7

I just loaded version 3.0.3 and got the same problem :-/

[ahoeben 950]

Does it still say there is no disk in drive D, or in drive X ?

If X, then please change the drive letter of your removable drive. Having a removable drive X is much less common than having a removable drive D. Having a removable drive D should no longer be a problem.

Edited October 20, 2017 by Guest

[jurassicpaul 1]

I'm still having the same problem, and tried everything. It's doing my head in - has anyone found a solution that works?

 

Paul

Edited January 11, 2019 by jurassicpaul
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[ahoeben 950]

Sure:

* Change the drive letter

* Put a disk/card in the drive/cardreader

[jurassicpaul 1]

Yes, neither of these are working for me unfortunately - still have to click about a hundred times to get through... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mwnDl3JG-A

Edited January 12, 2019 by jurassicpaul

[ahoeben 950]

What you did not mention was that the error does NOT say "There is No Disk in Drive D" or "There is No Disk in Drive X". Windows wants a disc inserted into \Device\Harddisk11\DR11. For future reference, omitting that detail makes it harder to help you.

 

First step is trying to find out what drive \Device\Harddisk11\DR11 is. What sort of drives do you have connected to your computer, including cardreaders, optical drives. and usb (hard)drives? Also, what version of Windows do you use?

[jurassicpaul 1]

Thanks Ahoeben - yes, that's a fair point, I somehow merged error messages there after spending too much time on help forums. DR11 corresponds to one of the slots on my external card reader, but the message will change to another slot if I manage to stick a card in the one throwing up the error. I don't have cards to fit all the slots unfortunately! I'm on Windows 7

 

Paul

[ahoeben 950]

Does the external reader have drive letters associated with it?

What happens when you disconnect the reader? Not as a solution, but as a step in troubleshooting.

[jurassicpaul 1]

Booom! Sorted. Sweet relief. Ok, so removing the external card reader didn't help things. Eventually tracked down that it was the microSD card reader on my internal card reader that was assigned as drive X.nallath suggested changing this to another letter, other than X,  and that sorted it. Hope this is of use to someone else. 

 

Thanks again for all the help getting this sorted everyone.