So I have two storage drives, an SSD which has my OS on it and a hard drive. I was trying to set it so that all my documents, pictures etc would be stored on my HD and somehow (God knows how) managed to just create multiple copies of my HD (G: drive) in 'My PC' which can neither be rename nor deleted, completely failing to get my documents where I wanted. I've been trying for ages to get rid of them but so far all I've managed to do is accidentally change their name from 'G:' to 'Downloads'. as can be seen from this screenshot.
Can someone please help?
Multiple instances of G: drive in 'My PC' which can't be deleted
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I don't see any G drive(s).
The multiple 'Download' folders used to read G: drive. The HD which is now F: drive used to be G: drive
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Right click them individually and choose properties.
Use the location tab and determine there current location if you do not have them backed up already then you should back them up.
Go there and rename them properly.
Use the location tab and determine there current location if you do not have them backed up already then you should back them up.
Go there and rename them properly.