Other Hard Drive as Folder

[Pillo]

I have two hard drives one is C: the other one D:
On my C: drive appears a folder named "new folder" with the excact same
content as my D: drive all the folders and files.
How do I remove this.
I hope someone can help.

Thanks

[Andrew E]

R.click the folder,delete.Or L.click,then in the new drop-down
sub-menu,select delete.If the folder is in use,try restarting
computer,then delete.

[Pillo]

I've tried deleting it and it tells me the following messege "cannot delet
system volume information access denied"
I should point out this new folder has a Little HD icon not a regular folder
icon, and I can't even change that.
thanks
"Andrew E" > wrote in message
...
> R.click the folder,delete.Or L.click,then in the new drop-down
> sub-menu,select delete.If the folder is in use,try restarting
> computer,then delete.

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"Desktop Customization Master" > wrote in message
om...
> You can use WinPersonalizer v5.1,it is an integrated tool to customize
> your Windows look. This program can change animated
> wallpapers,icons,cursors,IE skins,folders,visual styles,OEM
> information,transparency of Taskbar,Start button text and put your
> name in system tray.Why waste money and hard disk space downloading
> third party applications everytime you want something changed in
> Windows?