Replace ‘GUID’ with the GUID of the volume you want to access. Copy the GUID of the volume you want to access.

All volumes with *** NO MOUNT POINTS *** are boot or recovery drives.Note the GUID given next to each volume and the *** NO MOUNT POINTS *** message. The command will return a list of all the volumes that your HDD or SSD is divided into.You have to instead go through Command Prompt. There is no address that you can enter in the location bar to access them. The boot and/or recovery partitions aren’t listed in File Explorer. If you view a list of volumes on your HDD or SSD via Command Prompt, or via the Disk Management utility on Windows 10, you will be able to see the size of these partitions, and how many there are. These partitions contain the EFI or the boot information or recovery information. File Explorer only shows drives that users can save files to but there are other, smaller drives/partitions that you can’t see. The hard disk or the SSD on your system is divided into smaller volumes/drives.

Windows 10 2 recovery partitions