Here is the Video Showing what Happens:
I am using Windows 11 Computer
It’s a bit unclear to me what the exact problem is. Does the directory “D:\Recovery” not exist on your actual drive? Maybe it is hidden for you, but somehow RetroArch can see it. And trying to list its content will give you a “Directory Not Found”, because it has no access rights? This is me just guessing.
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When I go into File Explorer I can’t see it at all. That is also with Show Hidden Files/Folders it’s still not there
And says it’s not there when I enter the Folder thru Retroarch
Back then when I used Windows XP and Vista (yeah I’m old), the D:\Recovery was a recovery image for your system. I assume it is a pre-build PC, maybe even a laptop. I forgot how to access it, but it is hidden from normal usage, so you or any program don’t accidently screw your recovery image. I assume you can’t see the D:\ partition in your File Explorer, but for some treason RetroArch can see it.
I don’t know if this is how to do it, as I copy instructions from Windows 10: This PC > Manage to open Computer Management , then select Storage> Disk Management . See if you can locate the D:\ partition. Don’t make changes there, just look if you can locate the D:\ partition.
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Yes was Pre-Built for me. Was Made earlier this Month
Give me some Ideas I can try to find
Weird how RetroArch is only Program to see it
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It’s weird indeed. And I assume RetroArch is not supposed to see it? Either it is a bug, or it is an oversight in my opinion.