Why is this an issue? If you need to put stuff together and segregate content, folders work well for this.
So, one day i was just thinking of doing a clean install of Windows from a bootable USB drive and after i got everything set up, clean installation done and ready to go i noticed that..
Windows only created one drive, and that's my lonely C: drive with the space of my old C: drive and D: drive together. So practically, it blended those two drives together and i have no idea what to do to fix the situation, since im pretty sure i did everything correct on the clean installation but this is the result. Is there any ways to fix this situation WITHOUT going back to a restore point or without another clean installation of Windows from a bootable usb drive? I have tried installing the Windows again from the settings of the Windows but it did not work and the problem still persists. Also, while i was doing the new install of the Windows, it threw me an error of the drive being GBT (or something along the lines) so i had to run cmd in the installer and clean disk 0 to make it work. and By doing that, it didnt show those 7-8 drives i had on the list in the installer but it actually deleted all of those 8 and left 1 standing so i clicked ''new'' and it made only one more that was called ''system memory'' or something along those lines. And if there's any info you need more of what i was messing around, ask me freely and i'll answer as good as i can.
And if there is no other choice than do the clean install again from the usb, then could you advice what couldve i done wrong and what to pay attention to fix this? My Computer runs nice and smooth without it so far aswell but its deleting my files on its own and thats a problem.
Thanks in advance!
My Computer is an Asus notebook x551ca.
(sorry for my bad english)

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