Can I change drive numbers from within windows 10?

Then it's just hidden. In View you have to switch on show all devices

When you double click on (C:) do you see System Volume Information?

I think this has sent an attachment?

C:\Windows\System32>
ATTRIB -H D:\Recovery\WindowsRE

I don't see anything in view that says show all items. I see show hide on the top line but I have nothing hidden and the show hidden items box is ticked.

ATTRIB -H D:\Recovery\WindowsRE

do you see (C:) System Volume Information?

Yes or No

Pentagon said:

When you double click on (C:) do you see System Volume Information?

No It just opens C: and I see all the directories and files in C:


C:\WINDOWS\system32>ATTRIB -H D:\Recovery\WindowsRE

C:\WINDOWS\system32>

You have wrong settings in computer settings

Last chance
ATTRIB -H D:\Recovery\WindowsRE

Do you see the folder after the input

After putting that in the cmd box No.

Sorry but it doesn't make sense to continue.

Your Windows knowledge is not sufficient.
You didn't know that you have 2 disks.
You didn't know that your last partition on disk 1 was a Linux Partition
If you don't see the System Information Folder your settings are wrong

Right now I am operating from a WIN 11 machine in German.

Go to the tutorials here and find what you need till you find the created folder

I'm sorry, what I am showing you with

C:\WINDOWS\system32>ATTRIB -H D:\Recovery\WindowsRE

C:\WINDOWS\system32>

is a copy of the lines I have put in the cmd prompt and what the prompt came back with.
My drive D: is still empty.