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Hello,
I have noticed when importing photographs that a new 'drive' has appeared in the Source list in addition to the usual 'Macintosh HD'. If I click on 'Import', under 'Source' it lists 'Macintosh HD', which appears to work fine, but it also had a new drive named with a random string of letters and numerals (see screen grab below). This 'drive' does not show any folders when I maximise it, although it appears to have the same capacity as my 120GB 'Macintosh HD' drive. Is there a way to delete this redundant drive?
I think these problems started occurring after recently running the disk cleanup utility on my MacBook Pro (running macOS Sierra version 10.12.3), so I am not sure if this has altered my setup somehow. I've tried reinstalling Lightroom but to no avail.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Paul
I run the "First Aid" on my Mac every so often and just did it and I don't have phantom drive. This is OS X 10.11.6 so maybe it is a Sierra problem.
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Try a complete shutdown/restart of the computer.
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Hi Bob,
I have just tried that, though unfortunately the drive is still showing. Strangely though, it now has a completely different series of letters/numbers as it's name...
Paul
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Does this "phantom" drive show up in FINDER?
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No it doesn't. It doesn't appear anywhere else but in the Lightroom 'Import' screen.
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I run the "First Aid" on my Mac every so often and just did it and I don't have phantom drive. This is OS X 10.11.6 so maybe it is a Sierra problem.
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What Disk Cleanup utility did you run?
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It was just the built-in 'Disk Utility' on the Mac. I selected 'First Aid' to check for errors. It may just be coincidence but I can't remember this drive being there before that.