In Windows 10, My computer is no longer available. However, you can still hide a disk drive on in File Explorer using Disk Management. You can even create a secret mount point.
steps
1-Right-click the Windows Start menu. This displays a pop-up menu above the Windows Start drive. If you decide you no longer want the disk drive to be hidden, use these steps to revert the hidden drive in Disk Management.
2-Click Disk Management. It's in the pop-up menu that appears when you right-click the Windows Start menu. This opens the Disk Management applications.
3-Right-click the drive that has no drive letter. This is the drive you hid in the previous method.
4-Click Change Drive Letter and Paths. This opens a separate window that allows you to add, change, or remove the drive letter.
5-Click Add. Since the drive doesn't have a drive letter, it will not appear in the "Change drive letters and paths for OS" window. Clicking Add displays options to add a new drive letter, or mount the drive in a different location.
6-Click the option for "Assign the following drive letter." It's the first radio option in the window.
7-Select a drive letter. Use the drop-down menu to the right of the radio option to select a drive letter to assign the drive. It's best that you select the same drive letter that it had before you removed the drive letter.
8-Click Ok. This adds the drive letter back to the drive. You can now view the drive in File Explorer.
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