The USB installer for Windows asks to "Choose the USB drive in which to make bootable."
The dropdown offers in my case drive E:, which is not a real USB drive. When my docking station is connected to my monitor via a USB cable, that pseudo-drive appears (even when the monitor is not connected to any USB device). Installing to that drive fails (although the installer reports success).
In order to clarify which drive to choose (or that a drive is missing), it would help to add details about each choice. I suppose the easiest would be to indicate the drive's size (in my case, I know the right drive has a 2 GB size).
By the way, I recommend using a list box for that form rather than a dropdown list.
The USB installer for Windows asks to "Choose the USB drive in which to make bootable."
The dropdown offers in my case drive E:, which is not a real USB drive. When my docking station is connected to my monitor via a USB cable, that pseudo-drive appears (even when the monitor is not connected to any USB device). Installing to that drive fails (although the installer reports success).
In order to clarify which drive to choose (or that a drive is missing), it would help to add details about each choice. I suppose the easiest would be to indicate the drive's size (in my case, I know the right drive has a 2 GB size).
By the way, I recommend using a list box for that form rather than a dropdown list.