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I deleted Windows completely by doing a clean install of Ubuntu on the C drive, during installation it didn't ask me to do any partitions as per, but now what I see is that the Disk drive D is shown as a mounted partition, and whenever I click on the drive D the first time after boot it shows me that the drive is under preparation. Whereas if i click again, it opens the drive. Is there any way that I can change the partition to a primary partition ?

I am attaching the screenshot of drives :

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Also, I am attaching the proof that the D drive is a mounted partition, as after I click backspace after opening the drive it takes me back to some media folder.

Proof of mounted partition :

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AEM
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It looks like your D: drive is already a "primary partition" (see https://www.howtogeek.com/184659/beginner-geek-hard-disk-partitions-explained/ for an explanation of the term).

If you want your D: drive mounted in a particular location by default, you can set a default mount point by editing /etc/fstab. See Howto auto-mount windows-partitions using /etc/fstab for more details.

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