C: drive does not show up in Windows Explorer sidebar (left)

PhantomR · 30 May 2018

BIG EDIT: Apparently, my I: drive doesn't show up either... drives C:, D: and I: are partitions of one of an SSD, the other are partitions of another hard disk. I'm now guessing that D: drive is the problem..

I've just installed the Windows 10 17127 Insider Preview from the offline ISO and for some reason my C: drive (on which Windows is installed) does not show up in the Windows Explorer sidebar (on the left). Sadly, it doesn't even appear in 'Browse' dialogs in other programs.

If it matters, my D: drive is Ext4 and had Ubuntu installed on it before I (re)installed Windows.

C: drive does not show up in Windows Explorer sidebar (left)-nocdrive.png

Brink · 30 May 2018

Hello PhantomR, and welcome to Ten Forums.

Usually, only removable drives show separately in the navigation pane.

If you expand open the "This PC" group in the navigation pane, you should see all drives under it.

Add or Remove Duplicate Drives in Navigation Pane in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

PhantomR · 09 Jun 2018

Thank you very much for the welcome and also for your great help, @Brink!! I'm surprised I didn't know that after having used Windows for a long, long time ^_^.

Brink · 09 Jun 2018

You're most welcome.

It's really not one of those things you think about since the drives do show separately by default.