Partition being weird

[Pink_Snowman]

im having an issue of one my pc partitions constantly giving me a warning that my storage is almost empty but in reality it isn't. its really annoying and i dont know what is causing it or how to fix it

[keskparane]

How did you manage to assign a drive letter to the recovery partition?

Either way pretty sure that's your problem.

Will look for a fix.

[keskparane]

Start > run > command prompt admin

type diskpart

type remove letter=d

[Pink_Snowman]

1 minute ago, keskparane said:

Start > run > command prompt admin

type diskpart

type remove letter=d

if i do remove it nothing bad will happen? it wont F&@k up my system?

[Electronics Wizardy]

2 minutes ago, Pink_Snowman said:

if i do remove it nothing bad will happen? it wont F&@k up my system?

wont change a thing, just hide the partition from you.

[LinuxTek]

2 minutes ago, Pink_Snowman said:

if i do remove it nothing bad will happen? it wont F&@k up my system?

No. It should not have a drive letter assigned.

 

How did you do that?

[Speed Weed]

2 minutes ago, Pink_Snowman said:

if i do remove it nothing bad will happen? it wont F&@k up my system?

No.

[Pink_Snowman]

1 minute ago, LinuxTek said:

No. It should not have a drive letter assigned.

 

How did you do that?

i have no clue how i did it. i just know that one day i started getting full storage notifications and then saw that partition

[LinuxTek]

What’s with the empty drive (Disk 1) with no Drive Letter assigned also?

[Pink_Snowman]

7 minutes ago, LinuxTek said:

What’s with the empty drive (Disk 1) with no Drive Letter assigned also?

i got a new ssd cuz i wanna install more games and half thinking it would fix the issue

[LinuxTek]

In Disk Management right click that Disk 1 (ssd) and finish installing it.

[Pink_Snowman]

12 minutes ago, LinuxTek said:

In Disk Management right click that Disk 1 (ssd) and finish installing it.

how would i go about finishing installing it

 

[Pink_Snowman]

41 minutes ago, keskparane said:

Start > run > command prompt admin

type diskpart

type remove letter=d

when i type the commands nothing happens. it gives me an error

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[LinuxTek]

Go to disk management. 

 

Click on Drive D. Right Click it. Select change drive letter and path. 

 

Click Remove. Click Ok.

 

You should now not see Drive D.

[LinuxTek]

Now...to add your new drive.

 

http://www.configserverfirewall.com/windows-10/add-new-hard-drive-windows-10/

[keskparane]

8 minutes ago, Pink_Snowman said:

when i type the commands nothing happens. it gives me an error

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Follow the prompted information you are getting.

If you type help in diskpart it will list available commands.

Basically you want to list the disks then select the right one.

eg

list volumes

select volume 0

 

[LulaGreen]

You are not allowed to remove drive letter of D:  in Disk Management since it is a recovery partition, but you can do it with a free partition magic tool. Currently, there are many free tools that can do this.