Deniz Erdogmus
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An error occurred while saving the comment Agreed - I'd like to use Proton Calendar as the unified platform across many calendars in Outlook, Google, etc. Each subscribed/connected external calendar should have a force update option and when the calendar app is launched on the phone or in a browser (i.e. a new session onset), the calendars could all automatically update without a forced update, since clearly the user wants to see the calendar.
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Exactly! For different personal and work identities, users handle different cloud storage systems. Google Drive is the gold standard in my opinion and having Proton Drive mounted in Windows OS as a virtual drive (customizable, but with default P: as recommended) would be great. Folders and subfolders eat up from WinOS maximum path character count and adds clutter into the WinOS default C: when it could be completely separate.
Here is a workaround until this feature becomes available:
Step 1: In Windows, using the Notepad, create a file as shown below and save it as something like
WindowsMountProtonDriveAsP.bat
YOUR_USER_FOLDER_NAME is the user profile you use in Windows. In the BAT file below, replace "C:\YOUR_PROTON_DRIVE_PATH\My files" with the specific path to your Proton Drive location including the My Files subfolder that Proton Drive enforces. This way the drive letter takes you directly into /My Drive...
Step 2: Place a copy of that BAT file here:
C:\Users\YOUR_USER_FOLDER_NAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
This ensures the P virtual drive will be created when the computer restarts.
Step 3: Restart the computer and when WinOS asks if you trust the unrecognized author of this file, confirm to proceed - you are the author.
The file below checks if the Proton Drive path exists and if the letter P: is available (you can change to any letter you want), and creates a virtual drive that appears as "Proton Drive (P:) in the list of drives -- you can change the name apparent label from Proton Drive to anything you like. The REM line is a reminder to place it in the start-up folder.
--- Contents for the BAT file that will run automatically during computer launch ---
@echo off
REM Place this BAT file here: C:\Users\YOUR_USER_FOLDER_NAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
setlocal
set "TARGET=C:\YOUR_PROTON_DRIVE_PATH\My files"
if not exist "%TARGET%\" (
echo Folder not found: "%TARGET%"
pause
exit /b 1
)
if exist P:\ (
echo P: is already in use. Choose another drive letter or remove its existing mapping first.
pause
exit /b 1
)
subst P: "%TARGET%"
if errorlevel 1 (
echo Could not create the P: drive.
pause
exit /b 1
)
reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MountPoints2\P" ^
/v "_LabelFromReg" /t REG_SZ /d "Proton Drive" /f
REM Remove REM from the next 3 lines if you want Command to display messages...
REM echo Created P: for "%TARGET%".
REM echo If Explorer still shows the old name, restart Explorer or sign out and back in.
REM pause