The current public release of the Orange HP Sentinel (v2.03.02) will not access any internal fixed drives, only removeable drives. See my post #16 above.
Thanks everyone!
I did just uninstall my Revision 6 so I could install Revision 2 and sure enough, access to fixed disks is now gone like it should be!
I sure don't recall the problem UPMan spoke about in the link you posted but I sure downloaded and installed that revision for some reason! I know I never had any problems accessing or seeing any removable drives with the older Revision 2 so who knows why I installed revision 6 but I sure did!!
I actually did have a Win 7 machine a few weeks ago that would not see any removable drives with Sentinel no matter what.
I think I'd upgraded that one to Win 10 also which was when I noticed the problem.
That would have only been with the x36HP/SDS green icon version of Sentinel though. I bet if I'd have installed the orange HP-1 Sentinel revision 6 on that machine that it would have displayed my HP-1 SD card just fine! I'm sure Paul never released a similar dangerous version for the x36HP/SDS models which would explain why I never fixed the problem.
Well, I did fix the problem, I junked the computer! I replaced it with a newer and fast HP tower I had sitting here doing nothing. The old one was an IBM or Lenovo tower that would not see removable drives with Sentinel for some reason. I figured it probably needed an update bios firmware to fix that issue but Lenovo/IBM never released any further firmware never than what was on the thing so I gutted it!
The HP tower that replaced it worked like a charm. It's a fairly important machine for me as it also runs my Davis weather station software.
I was able to transfer everything over from the old Lenovo/IBM to the newer HP and all worked like a charm and still does. Now should dig that old machine out and install revision 6 of the HP-1 Sentinel on it just to see if it will see the HP-1 SD card. I bet it will!! I'm not going to do it though. I am fairly certain I did pull and wipe its hard drive so the machine is probably sitting here waiting to be fully gutted and tossed.
Boy, I'm glad I brought this up as that's kind of dangerous being able to have wiped any drive I wished with the revision 6 version of HP-1 Sentinel. I'd have probably never done it but we all know how accident happen.
Revision 2 is working just fine and my drives are NOT visible to Sentinel except the real removable drives or the SD card when the old HP-1 is in mass storage mode.
Thanks for the link about this. I was going crazy trying to even find a new download newer than Revision 2 but was having no luck in my Google searches. They all returned info to download the latest which is Revision 2.
I did find the installer for Revision 6 on one of my drives. I kept it but renamed it and put a giant Caution label in its filename!!