Windows 10: Windows won't recognize Sandisk system folder on a USB flash drive?

I just got back from Staples scanning a few documents into my flash drive. It gave me the option of saving to either Sandisk Secure Access, or the system folder. Not wanting to deal with the Secure Access crap, I had it written to the system folder. But for some reason Windows can't read the system folder? All it's allowing me to see is the Secure access folder. How do I get Windows to recognize the system folder so I can get the file that was saved there? Do I need an additional driver or something? It's formatted as NTFS if that helps

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Specific USB port doesn't recognize specific USB flash drive

Windows 10 custom built system - I have two USB flash drives - a Samsung USB 2.0 and a Sandisk USB 3.0

I have 4 USB ports at the top of the computer tower (Two are USB 3.0 [#1 and #2] and Two are USB 2.0 [#3 and #4])

The Samsung drive is recognized on USB #1,2,3, and 4 - and Windows makes a sound that a USB is plugged in and it is visible on Windows Explorer

The Sandisk drive is recognized on USB #1,3, and 4 - nothing happens when the Sandisk drive is plugged into #2 - there is no Windows plug-in sound, no Windows Explorer drive displayed, and no changed in Device Manager

What else can I try (would like to have access for Sandisk on #2 since it is one of the two USB 3.0 ports that are easily accessible)

What should I do?

 

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