I am using windows 10 build 14393. I tried connecting my Huawei phone to copy some music off of it to my computer.
It didn't connect right, so I unplugged the phone from the computer. I noticed Drive Letter Q that I don't remember being there before.
In file explorer options under the "view" tab I have it to not show hidden files, folders or drives.
I don't have any memory cards or any other storage other than the main hard drive connected to the computer.
But yet drive Q keeps showing up.
When I right click it and select properties everything shows up as blank... like there is nothing on it.
How do I make it go away? I can't even rename it or anything, it says I don't have sufficient rights.... I'm the admin for the computer.
I'm really not sure if drive q was there or not before I tried connecting my phone, never really paid attention :/
Edit: I don't think it's my phone, it uses drive letter E. I just got it to connect, and I remember it has used drive letter E in the past.
Under device manager under disk drives the only one listed is the hard drive for my computer which the OS is on.
Then under disk management there is Disk 0 which is again the hard drive that my OS is on.
There is also CD-ROM which is using label (D:)
So how do I find out what (Q:) is and why it's not accessible, and shows as if there's nothing on it?
Under disk management I also notice I have the following...
Healthy (Recovery Partition) 499MB, Healthy (EFI System Partition) 300MB, then drive c with the os and all that on it, Healthy (Recovery Partition) 23.25 GB, Healthy (Recovery Partition) 1.00 GB. Why so many things?
Edited by thatoneguyyep101, 10 January 2017 - 02:47 AM.
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