Windows 10: File Explorer Help?

I don't know why the drive appeared there before, but I do know that any drives that display in the NavPane are the result of this key:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Desktop\NameSpace\DelegateFolders\{F5FB2C77-0E2F-4A16-A381-3E560C68BC83}

If you paste shell:::{F5FB2C77-0E2F-4A16-A381-3E560C68BC83} into the Address Bar or a Run dialog, you'll see the collection that Windows considers Removeable Drives.

Keith

 

Indeed it does appear there as....now I'm wondering why....
Maybe its because of some drivers....
On another note i'm starting having issues with "lagging" sound and image. But I've had this issue before on Windows 7 and I know it's related to the nVidia drivers which are a mess nowadays...

 

Doesn't this mean that all of my drives are removable?
They don't show when I paste the HKEY in the address bar though....only the D: drive shows.

 

I think if you eject all those drives you'll have a true Cloud OS *really

Keith

 

Thanks Keith but I'm not big a fan of jokes when I'm trying to solve a problem.

 

I don't know why many are experiencing different issues with this, but,
if I perform a clean install, all drives end up being treated as removable;
if I perform an upgrade installation, only external drives are treated as removable.
Beats me! *Confused

 

JustinHD:

Just try to understand your problem!
1. Since the Drive Letter E is available in the right pane, were you able to access your data?
I assumed you can create and access data without any problem.
2. Noticed you created Software RAID several times, how did you do this under Windows 10?

 

1. I can access my data just fine, I was just puzzled as to why it was not showing on the left panel as it did when I upgraded from Windows 8 or 7, I don't remember.
2. The raid was created under Windows 7 and I reinstalled Windows quite a few times since then but I assume you can create a software raid in the same way using Windows 10 (I might be wrong).