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Look here. Perhaps one of the solutions will help.
https://winitpro.ru/index.php/2019/04/11/sata-ssd-disk-otobrazhaetsya-removable/

Loken
Already threw him in a personal

axmad
axmad wrote:
...why did this happen
Loken wrote:
...maybe one of the solutions will help. If the disk is non-removable (judging by the " ST200 - DM008-2FR102
" it looks like a 2 TB Seagate BarraCuda), then most likely because of this: .

And why drive E, if drive D.
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So it was not initially local, it was assigned through disk management. There the dog rummaged, most likely with the format.
Maybe due to third party drivers or applications. I had a similar experience in Intel Rapid, when I installed it before assigning a disk, it then defined it as removable.

potter790
potter790 wrote:
...why is drive E when drive is D...
If a vehicle has more than 2 drives, they can have letters E, F, etc.
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SonyK_2 wrote:
If the vehicle has more than 2 disks, they may have the letters E, F, etc.
Not if. This problem would not exist in that case.
Users generally like to add pieces of iron without resetting the BIOS, and reinstalling Windows to a clean one from under the BIOS. And also to say that it is not necessary. For God's sake, no one is against it. ))
And in general, from time immemorial, since the dawn of the existence of Windows, in this very Windows there are only two disks. And more precisely, not even two disks, but two partitions: a local disk C and a local disk D.

Disk E and disk F is a drive or USB. Disk A and disk B are reserved flops.
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And you can poke anything, for God's sake, no one minds. It's always funny. )