Mirrored or Duplicate File

Welcome to my problem and thanks in anticipation for your help.

I have an internal 1.8 TB HD in my PC (Drive G: volume name Backup) where I chuck a multitude of Files and Folders etc, for safe keeping, whenever any information is saved to the drive, however, a copy is also saved to the folder G:\, (see Screen print 1), likewise if a file is deleted from either then it is deleted from the other one? Is it referred to as a duplicate or mirrored? How was it created, and can it be removed?
Thanks
Jim

I suspect this folder is the folder usually named My Musicor Music. It must have gotten renamed when you
moved the files to the G drive.


Look at this link:

Customize Start List Folders in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

Thanks, looked at the link.....
This tutorial will no longer work starting with the Windows 10 Creators Updates version 1703.

I have version 1803, will it still work?

Hi Gary,
I tried the link anyway, followed it to the letter? see screen print attached showing result, personally, I'm not sure if this what you expected to see? to be honest my level of windows knowledge is fairly basic, I can follow detailed instructions, but not sure what I see as the end result and more importantly, if successful?
Sorry, not sure how to attach in Reply, what I did was to change the target path of Folder on start list to Libraries, but have now ended up with G:\ in the Libraries list, if you can tell me how to attach I can
What do you think?
Jim

Hi Garyw,
Screen shot after default restore, looks as thogh it has worked, but I now have 2 Back drives G: ?

The lower Backup (G:) is outside 'Libraries'?