I added one of my hard disk partition into the monitor. Later, I removed that partition. That partition is still displayed in the main window, but not in the settings window. So I cannot remove it. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create 2 partitions on a hard disk 2. Add both of these partitions into Hard Disk I/O Monitor's view 3. Remove one of the monitor 4. Observe the monitor's main window 5. Observe the monitor's settings window Actual Results: The removed partition is still displayed in the main window; The removed partition is not displayed in the settings window; Expected Results: The removed partition is not displayed in either of the windows.
I just found this issue only reproducible on one of my machine. Maybe it is not a issue. Please close it if it does not reproduce on your side.
I found another way to reproduce this issue. 1. Connect a USB/external drive to your system 2. In Hard Disk I/O Monitor, check if you can see this new drive in the Settings dialog 3. Exit the monitor and remove the drive 4. Launch the monitor again, and observe the previous driver is not display in the panel 5. Open the Settings dialog, then click on the OK button Actual: The previous removed drive appeared in the monitor panel. Expected: Nothing should change in the monitor panel I think the Settings dialog somehow remembers all the drivers it has seen before. And if the user does not explicitly disable the driver, it will display its status on the monitor. But the Settings dialog does not display those disconnected/remove driver/partition in the list, there's no way to uncheck those driver/partition.
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Drive that is removed (tried with USB drive) is displayed in the widget, it disappears from the settings after couple of seconds and isn't displayed there Plasma: 5.12.2 Apps: 17.12.2 Frameworks: 5.43.0 Qt: 5.10.1 Kernel: 4.14.25-1-MANJARO OS: Netrunner Rolling
This is fixed in the new system monitor applets in Plasma 5.19 and later.