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found the problem. When I was asked to move the content I said Yes then he failed to move the 'System Volume Information'. My bad.

Hi guys, I have accidentally moved the Desktop folder location directly to a partition (D:\) and now I'm unable to move it back or anywhere else. If I try to restore the default location or to move to another folder appears the following error: "The folder can't be moved here" - "Failed to...

Thanks for your answers. My HDD transfer rates are: minimum:49.7 MB/s maximum:104.4 MB/s average: 84.0 MB/s And the access time 12.4ms I am suspicious because the drive runs idle at 42°C and it is so heavy and thick ...

Is there any way to determine the number of platters that a hard drive has without opening it? (I've just bought a WD5001AALS-00E3A0 hard drive and I'm suspecting it has more than one platter) Thanks.