Frankie had similar problem, but on C Drive.
I had installed some softwares on a new folder:
PROGRAM
instead of Program Files, thinking that I won't have
to worry about LFNs (Long File Names) and it
will be easier to restore the folder and it's sub-folders
(all named with 8 digits, instead of what was
offered by the software installation) from
DOS mode, by simple Copy command
Win 98 / SE (but not the Win 95) thinks that
any thing starting with: Program is it's baby,
so will try to load the folder.
But, Frankie is smarter than all the dummies
working at Microsoft. The solution was:
Use the folder name, after the 'P' alphabet.
Have been using the name: Queen
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and don't have this problem.
If that was the case with you (that is, you have
created a folder: Program at any Drive), then
above solution can solve the problem. If the folder
contains only 'Saved Files', and not any software
installation, then simple Re-Naming will be
enough.
If the problem is resolved, don't forget to write a
thank you note to Frankie.
Gatta