Just today, a new drive appeared out of nowhere: F  F is not USB, not disk and not the normal integrated drive(which is currently C and D).   When trying to open, it requests admin access. Upon granted access, it still denies with this error:     You have to use the category Security to access this drive   Running a virus scan that lists the files while it runs, some files include microsoft and MSI boot files  What is this drive? Why did it suddenly appear now?  Image: The F drive + disk management.
How do I hide the System Reserved partition from the Windows Explorer?    On the above screenshot, I want to get rid of System Reserved (D:). How do I do that?  I will never need to access it from there, why would I need the entry then?  PS: I want to hide it, not delete it.
The following code should find the appropriate project tag and remove it from the XmlDocument, however when I test it, it says:  The node to be removed is not a child of this node.  Does anyone know the proper way to do this?  public void DeleteProject (string projectName) {     string ccConfigPath = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ConfigPath"];      XmlDocument configDoc = new XmlDocument();      configDoc.Load(ccConfigPath);      XmlNodeList projectNodes = configDoc.GetElementsByTagName("project");      for (int i = 0; i &lt; projectNodes.Count; i++)     {         if (projectNodes[i].Attributes["name"] != null)         {             if (projectName == projectNodes[i].Attributes["name"].InnerText)             {                                                                 configDoc.RemoveChild(projectNodes[i]);                 configDoc.Save(ccConfigPath);             }         }     } }   UPDATE  Fixed. I did two things:  XmlNode project = configDoc.SelectSingleNode("//project[@name='" + projectName + "']");   Replaced the For loop with an XPath query, which wasn't for fixing it, just because it was a better approach.  The actual fix was:  project.ParentNode.RemoveChild(project);   Thanks Pat and Chuck for this suggestion. Why is the subject omitted in sentences like "Thought you'd never ask"? "Thought you'd never ask" is "I thought you'd never ask" with "I" omitted. "Hope this helps" is "I hope this helps" with "I" omitted.   In English grammar, normally every sentence should have a subject, right?   My first thought is that these two examples are so often used that they are like set phrases. But these are not really set phrases. You can alter the words after "thought" and "hope".  Another possible explanation is the tendency to drop the subject if it is the first person pronoun. It seems that in many languages, such as Spanish, Italian and Japanese, the first person subject is usually omitted. Maybe English is going the same way? (Not exactly the same, since in Italian, verb forms change according to the person, so the subject is not necessary to understand who one's referring to.)  And, apparently, such omission is more common in spoken English than in written English.  Are there more examples of such first person subject omission? How frequent is it? How do per-site Metas differ from Meta Stack Exchange, and where should I go to ask my question? How do per-site metas, such as Meta Writers Stack Exchange or Meta Stack Overflow differ from the general Meta Stack Exchange?  Where should I go to ask my question? What does protection from [quality] do? Example 1) Let's say I have some random creature with protection from white, and my opponent plays , a white card with the effect "Destroy all creatures." Can my creature with protection from white be destroyed by a white card that isn't actually targeting it specifically?  Example 2) I was playing a match with a friend where I had  on the field against his 3 zombies. Is he able to declare his zombies as blockers even though Elite Inquisitor has "protection" from zombies?  If he can declare them as blockers, does protection mean that no damage is dealt by the zombies to  Elite Inquisitor? How to Straighten Curved UVs into Straight Belt Does C1 code coverage analysis exist for Ruby? I'm currently using  to get C0 code coverage analysis for a rails project that I'm working on.  However, those results are practically meaningless- I have 100% coverage according to rcov (as it only covers C0 analysis) and I've barely written half the test cases for the functionality that exists thus far.  I'm used to the useful results from the code coverage in Visual Studio 2008 Team, which has C1 coverage.  Are there any tools that provide similar coverage for ruby? Using Chrome's Element Inspector in Print Preview Mode? What to do with an additional answer which IMHO explains only a small portion of the question, while another answer explains more For the apple.stackexchange question  a 2nd answer was given, which relates to the question, but IMHO does not answer a majority portion of the question. Here some details:   The question is about, how to set the PATH variable in a unified manner. The  details how to change the file /etc/launch.conf. It is to note, that changing this file is needed for the overall answer. The author of the answer does make the valid point that, when he searched for, how to change /etc/launch.conf, the question came up. The  does not detail the change of /etc/launch.conf enough.   So, the general problem is: What to do when an additional answer explains only a small (but unique portion) of the question, while an earlier answer explains more (but not what the additional question explains).  Finally, I think I should note that I am the initial asker and poster of the 1st answer. Is there an invalid pthread_t id? Explain what is a transistor in plain English! Windows 10 lets you 'schedule' a reboot for later. I want to disable it.  Evidently Windows scheduled itself for a reboot last night when I wasn't looking and just closed everything I had been working on the night before.  I reboot on the regular; I don't need Windows to do that for me.  Can I disable it completely? I don't mind if it downloads everything, and then says "hey, you should reboot," but it should never reboot itself, ever.  I'm using the "Pro" edition of Windows 10. Read a file line by line in reverse order How do I run a 'sudo' command inside a script? Its very easy to prove $p\mid n^p-n$ for p=3,5,7, it fails for p=9 because $$     (n+1)^9-(n+1)= n^9+9n^8+36n^7+84n^6+126n^5+126n^4+84      n^3+36n^2+8n $$ and $84= 2²\times 3\times7$. Is it true for any $p$ prime? I have checked many primes, but have no idea for the general case. Avoid synchronized(this) in Java? Spam iCloud Calendar Invitations Today I've suddenly received spam calendar invitation for $19.99 Ray Ban sunglasses (never subscribed, checked, searched or visited any related site, so clearly spam) and it has other visible email accounts within the invitation. I'm wondering if I should be worried whether my accounts been compromised or a simple email from anywhere just plops this in my calendar without review. Questions to be answered:  What should I check/setup in order to make sure my iCloud account is safe? How can I delete this invitation without sending a notification to the sender, so as to prevent them from knowing my email address is live? How can I prevent these notifications in the future?  Here's an image: I would like to be able to execute a SOQL query that will allow me to see which users have access to a certain record type for a certain object.  For example, if I have a case record type called Phone Team, I would like to make a query that returns the names of all the users that have been assigned the Phone Team record type, as can be seen in the native user interface in a profile's Object Settings page.  So far I have managed to get a query that can get the names of all the users that have, for example, read access to the case object:  SELECT Assignee.Name FROM PermissionSetAssignment      WHERE PermissionSetId IN          (SELECT ParentId FROM ObjectPermissions WHERE SObjectType = 'Case'               AND PermissionsRead = true AND Parent.IsOwnedByProfile = true)   However, there doesn't seem to be any way to access record type assignment in the same way that you can object permissions.  I see from  that the info can be obtained via the metadata API, but I would much prefer to do it by SOQL if possible.  Thanks Can't execute terminal commands: "the command 'sudo' is available in '/usr/bin/sudo'" I have been using Ubuntu 12.04 for quite a while and have never had a problem come at me out of the blue like this. I'm trying to install python 3.2 on my Ubuntu system and every time I run the code to compile the python source, I get this error:  'Command 'sudo' is available in '/usr/bin/sudo' The command could not be located because '/usr/bin' is not included in the PATH environment variable. sudo: command not found'   I've also tried running gksudo command to view what my environment shows but I pretty much get the same error. How to find location using MapKit in Xcode? Prove the inequality $|xy|\leq\frac{1}{2}(x^2+y^2)$