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My Daily Driver is a Samsung EVO 840 with Windows 8.1.  In case the SSD or the System ever crashes, I got a 2nd Hard Drive, which is a bootable exact copy of the SSD. My question is, how can I protect the Backup System, in a way that the SSD System can't' access the files on the Backup System? 

 

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D, E and F are from the Backup System

 

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Stuff like Docs, Music and Pics are saved on a NAS or in the cloud. 

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This doens't help: http://www.windows8core.com/how-to-hide-all-or-specific-hard-drive-partitions-from-explorercomputer-of-windows-8rt/

 

It only shows A,B and C and I have D,E and F

Intel 4790k | Asus Z97 Maximus VII Impact | Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 16 GB 1866Mhz | Asus Strix GTX 980 | CoolerMaster G550 |Samsung Evo 250GB | Synology DS215j (NAS) | Logitech G502 |

 

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Never mind, it was really simple. I just had to change the drive letter and click remove. 

Intel 4790k | Asus Z97 Maximus VII Impact | Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 16 GB 1866Mhz | Asus Strix GTX 980 | CoolerMaster G550 |Samsung Evo 250GB | Synology DS215j (NAS) | Logitech G502 |

 

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