Non-existent drive D scanning and repairing every boot up

[Hophead22]

I have a windows 10 machine I built about 6 months ago. Recently it scans and repairs drive D every time I boot but eventually finishes and windows loads just fine. The thing is I'm not sure that drive D even exists. My OS is on drive C which is a Samsung SSD. When I go to drive D properties it shows the size as 0 bytes. I don't recall ever creating partitions on any of my drives so I have no idea where D came from. I have two other HDDs (E & G) where my files are stored. Should I just delete drive D? If so, how do I do that?

 

[USAFRet]

Show us a screencap of your Disk Management window.

 

[Hophead22]

OK, I see now that its a partition on my old Windows 7 drive from my old machine. I'm not sure what that partition is for but I'm not booting from that drive. I only stuck that drive in my new machine in case I forgot to transfer any files. Not sure why its suddenly giving me issues now. Drive E seems OK. I'm thinking I can just delete volume D. Do you agree?

Show us a screencap of your Disk Management window.

 

[Hophead22]

Sorry. Not sure why the screen cap isn't showing up but the format for D is RAW and the size is 100MB with 100MB free.

 

[USAFRet]

OK, I see now that its a partition on my old Windows 7 drive from my old machine. I'm not sure what that partition is for but I'm not booting from that drive. I only stuck that drive in my new machine in case I forgot to transfer any files. Not sure why its suddenly giving me issues now. Drive E seems OK. I'm thinking I can just delete volume D. Do you agree?

Show us a screencap of your Disk Management window.

Just remove the drive letter from that.

 

[Hophead22]

That took care of it. Thanks for the help!