Low Disc Space Warning

I've got this nagging warning "LOW DISK SPACE" on drive G (didn't know I had a drive G). It cannot be remedied. It shows the disc as empty when I check on explorer. What can I do?

Found it in disc management but I can't do anything with it.

AFTommy said:

Found it in disc management but I can't do anything with it.

It's shown as an 'OEM partition'. Disk Management doesn't allow you to manage some types of partitions. You should be able to remove the drive letter using Diskpart from a Command prompt (Admin) though. MiniTools Partition Wizard should be able to remove it too. For Diskpart, first SELECT the disk containing the partition, then select the partition concerned. You should then be able to use the REMOVE command.

Code:

DISKPART> HELP REMOVE
    Removes a drive letter or mounted folder pathname from the volume
    with focus.
Syntax:  REMOVE [LETTER=<D> | MOUNT=<PATH> | ALL] [DISMOUNT] [NOERR]
    LETTER=<D>  The drive letter to be removed.
    MOUNT=<PATH>
                The mounted folder path to be removed.
    ALL         Removes all current drive letters and mounted folder paths.
    DISMOUNT    This parameter may be used if 1) all drive letters and
                mounted folder paths have been removed from the volume, or
                2) the ALL parameter is specified.  This parameter
                specifies that the file system is to be dismounted and
                the volume taken offline. If other processes are using
                the volume, DiskPart closes any open handles before
                dismounting the file system and taking the volume offline.
                You can bring the volume online by assigning it a driver
                letter, by creating a mounted folder path to the volume, or
                by using the ONLINE command. DISMOUNT will fail if used
                on a volume that has any remaining drive letters or mounted
                folder paths. For scripting, using REMOVE ALL DISMOUNT is
                recommended.
    NOERR       For scripting only. When an error is encountered, DiskPart
                continues to process commands as if the error did not occur.
                Without the NOERR parameter, an error causes DiskPart to exit
                with an error code.
    If no drive letter or mounted folder path is specified, DiskPart removes
    the first drive letter or mounted folder path it encounters. If the ALL
    parameter is used, all current drive letters and mounted folder paths
    are removed. If the DISMOUNT parameter is used, DiskPart closes all open
    handles to the volume and then dismounts the volume and takes it offline.
    The REMOVE command can be used to change the drive letter associated with a
    removable drive. You cannot remove the drive letters on boot or
    paging volumes.
    A volume must be selected for this operation to succeed.
Example:
    REMOVE LETTER=K
    REMOVE MOUNT=G:\MountH
    REMOVE ALL DISMOUNT
DISKPART>

towdesign said:

here are some shots of the drive where I get the message. As you see I cannot do anything. the two folders Recovery and System Volume Information say that they are inaccessible by me. I see solutions that just disable the low disk space message - but it that fixing anything??? I'm confused as to what I really need to do. Please help?

What do you use this drive for? Also, on the disk cleanup, click the box where it says "Cleanup system files", check off all boxes, and post that pic., please.