Can I change drive numbers from within windows 10?

What Label do you see when you open explorer (E:)
Data or New Volume

Pentagon said:

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C:\Windows\System32>
mkdir D:\Recovery\WindowsRE
Copy it to the above directory first

That makes a directory on the D: drive?
I did that and no directory has appeared anywhere?

doubleclick on "This Computer"
You see the partitions C: + D:
or not

If I double click on 'this PC' in explorer I see Local Disc (C:) data (D:) and my cloud drives

So you see D: Data and not New Volume as before

That is the result of this command
label D: Data

Then doubleclick on D: and look for the Recovery Folder

in the box down the left side it says New Volume (D:) but in the main box it calls it Data (D:)

If I double click on it I get
'no files found'

is there this folder:
D:\Recovery\WindowsRE
YES or NO

NO the drive D: is empty
?

I tried to remake it using the cmd prompt and it says it already exists but if I click on D: drive in explorer it is an empty drive?

once more
mkdir D:\Recovery\WindowsRE
and check if it's there

NO sorry we are crossing threads I re did it and it refused saying it was already there but I can't see it in explorer


C:\WINDOWS\system32>mkdir D:\Recovery\WindowsRE

C:\WINDOWS\system32>mkdir D:\Recovery\WindowsRE
A subdirectory or file D:\Recovery\WindowsRE already exists.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>