Win7 local disk Q reasons and delete method

We all know that the Win7 system's local disk is usually C, D, E, F disk, too much space partition will cause a reduction in capacity, if it is inserted U Most of the disks will appear H disk or K disk, but some friends' Win7 system has somehow appeared Q disk, how is this going? How can I delete this local disk Q? The following will be answered in detail.

Local disk Q appears: After installing Office 2010 online, the installer automatically generates local disk Q in Win7 in order to store temporary files. The disk cannot be accessed, and it cannot be disabled after uninstalling Office 2010. presence.

Solution: Go to Control Panel - Add Remove Program - Look for Microsoft Office Click-to-Run 2010 (Beta) or similar project, uninstall it, and the local disk Q disappears after rebooting the system.

In fact, for Win7 users, you don't have to use the old version of Office 2010, as long as you install the latest version of Office software, or download Office 2010 directly to the computer for local installation, Local disk Q will not appear.