Windows 10: Google Drive is in File Explorer, can't get rid of it, 'Location is not available', please...

Hi there,


I uninstalled Google Drive from my computer, but it stayed behind in File Explorer. I can't open the file, can't delete, can't move. It's just there. Anyone know how I can get rid of it? See screenshot for error message:



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Can't use file explorer to locate files in Google Drive

After upgrading to Windows 10 ( free) , Whenever I go into my local google drive folder ( synched with Google Drive on the net ), and do a File Explorer Search, I cannot locate ANY file , even typing the obvious file like "tobefound.bmp" . But an idea came
to me, when I copied Google Drive contents to say my Desk top and did the same thing...I could find the file.

Is there a remedy to this.?

Also, with Media Player and Live TV Gone, may I know is there a way to watch Live TV from the Antenna like before and to locate /watch all those recorded TV from before?

 

Overwrite file location with storage drive (file explorer)

Tried as suggested, receive some error message.





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ah, didn't read the link - fixed from option 2.

 

Quick Access - "Location is not available"

Have just done Windows 10 update from 8.1 - very smooth well done MS!

Have encountered one small problem. In Windows Explorer have discovered "Quick Access" list. Clicking on one folder gives pop-up box "Location is not available" . Displays path which does not exist plus some suggestions as to what might have happened. If
I right click on folder in list and select "Remove from Quick Access" nothing happens.

How do I get rid of this folder from the list?