Windows 10: Trying to uninstall a program " Invalid drive E:/"

I was trying to uninstall a program "specially epic games launcher" and it keeps giving me " Invalid drive E:/"



I just have recently switched my drives over from 700 GB to 2 TB on my old drives it was "E" and now my two drives are "D" and "C"


please any help!!! I've tried all morning to fix.

:)

 

Invalid Drive: E:\

I am trying to install a program and as i start the installer it comes up with - Invalid Drive: E:\

 

Can't uninstall. Invalid drive E:/

To increase disc space on drive E, free space needed to be on right side, but mine was on left. So, I had to delete drive E and create a new drive A with the space I required. I could recover most files as I had copied them to A before deleting E. Now,
to reinstall certain programs, specifically Epic Games launcher, I need to delete the previous install. But I cannot do it since it says invalid E drive. It seems, its because the drive no longer exists. But I want to uninstall this previously installed Epic
Games launcher. Please help. It makes me very uncomfortable and makes me feel I spoilt my laptop.

 

Cannot install program, "Error 1327:Invalid Drive: E:\"

Hello,

When I try to install LibreOffice I receive this error message: "Error 1327:Invalid Drive: E:"

The problem arose in these circumstances:

LibreOffice had been installed on a microSD card and was functioning normally. One day on attempting to open it I got the above error message. I removed the microSD card, reinserted it, and tried again. Same result (Invalid Drive: E), even though now the microSD card was listed in the file manager as Drive D. So, figuring the drive must have been corrupted, I reformatted it. Then I tried to install a new version of the software on the microSD card, with the same error. Finally I tried to install it onto the computer's main HD (Drive C), but the installation is aborted with exactly the same error message (Invalid Drive: E).

Please note: I am now trying to install onto the main on-board hard drive, NOT the microSD card. But somehow the computer thinks otherwise, and the error message refers to the now non-existent "Drive E".

What can I do to get over this?

Many thanks.