Windows 10: Cannot open local disk H: Appears to be associated with CD/DVD/BlueRay drive

I can't open a drive that appears to be a local disk (H in This PC. I get a message, "You don't currently have permission to access this folder." If I click Continue, I get, "You have been denied permission to access this folder. To gain access to this folder you will need to use the security tab."


Disk H: does not appear in Disk Management.


There is no security tab when I click on the link. How do I fix this. I'd like to clear the space / get rid of the drive / or at least see what it thinks is in there.








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High performance silent cd/dvd/blueray drive

Talking about hifi over at whathifi and suddenly it hit me, why did i buy a marantz cd5005? (it's damm good for the money)


Sometimes i borrow cd's and dvd's from my local libary (you can do that for free in denmark) and even when i have a surround system i often watch movies on my pc.

I use my pc alot so why not keep using it for cd's and dvd's?

A very noisy cd/dvd player, so why did i buy a marantz cd player instead of a high end cd/dvd player for my pc?

Could anyone recommed my one cd/dvd player (blueray player would be nice to have) that is silent like a hifi cdplayer and is fast at loading/playing cd/dvd,blueray's also one with good sound if we can talk about a cd/dvd,blueray drive for a pc having a very good sound (from the unit to my audioquest dragonfly usb dac)

 

High performance silent cd/dvd/blueray drive

Not shure about sound quality from a blueray player when i play cd's,dvd,blueray concerts,music in general, if theres any loss in sound quality before the sound goes into my dac
(might as well buy a blueray player since it would make more sense to upgrade my noisy cd/dvdplayer,don't need a burner) .

I'm interested in a blueray players that are inaudioble (noise from the player like the disc spinning) so i can use my silent pc to play cd/dvd,bluerays with no distracting noise
from the blueray player?

 

High performance silent cd/dvd/blueray drive

Usually any dvd/blueray drives can do. When you play video they would be spinning at 1x speed. I use a slim optical disk drive like the one in my signature and a buffalo dvd drive probably a sony Optiarc inside. For drives I would tell you to avoid Panasonic or Matsushita like the plague, I am using them now. They are extremely locked down and resistant/immune to any open-firmware RPC1 updates to remove region locking. Their really picky for type of media to be read cds that does not match its region it is build in. Any other brand aside from Panasonic Matsushita would work decently.