Have you tried opening a project on the hard drive, then closing MPLAB (don't
close the project)?

MPLAB does something nice in that it opens the last saved project (which you may
be able to turn off on some options menu somewhere).  Saving a project on the
harddrive, then closing MPLAB should do it.

-Adam

Peter Schultz wrote:
>
> Hi Guys,
> I did that "mistake" to run a project from a floppy.
> Since than MPLAB does not start without having a floppy ( any kind of )
> in drive A. This is kind of annoying. Anybody knows how to avoid that,
> without reinstalling MPLAB ?
> Thanks,
> Peter
>
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