Windows 10 1803 April Update automatically creates a new “Recovery Partition”. The files and folders in that “Recovery Drive” are out of bounds and remain invisible to all file managers. That “Recovery Partition” is still given a Drive Letter. Would there be any way to hide that useless drive letter in xplorer² Drive Bar?
TIA
Ghost Drive Letter in Windows 10 April Update
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Re: Ghost Drive Letter in Windows 10 April Update
I found a solution to this at How to Remove Phantom Drives:
This did the trick!command promt as administrator
diskpart
list volume (you can now see which volume has letter)
select volume x (x is the volume number of the letter you want removed)
remove letter=x (x is the selected volume letter)