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This drive appeared from nowhere when I was checking for restore points. I only have one user and this drive (\?\Volume{a6810e9c-7196-4ad5...) does not appear anywhere else. I haven't been able to remove it, not because it's causing performance issues or anything, but simply because it bugs me. Any idea what that is and how to remove it?
I've tried resetting my laptop several times but all in vain. Is there any solution for this?
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The log says winre.wim can't be found even though the file is present there.
Pls try:
This is what happened when repeating step 2
In the meantime I found something interesting. If the partition size is >1 GB, System Restore dialog lists the volume.
If I shrink it to 750 MB this issue doesn't happen.
I think, after deleting the partition,
will do the trick.
Ok, what steps and attributes should I use then?
These the results.
