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"Blue Question Mark for my External Hard Drive Icon ", I was just looking through some hidden files. And I noticed that my main drive (C:\) had a shortcut to my external hard drive (D:\) with a blue question mark. I am a little paranoid because I have no idea what this blue question mark on the external hard drive icon means. And I don't remember creating this shortcut. For someone reason I thought it was a hidden file at first, but it turns out that it is not a hidden file after all. I thought the blue question mark signifies a drive that is not connected or a drive with an unknown location. So, I created a shortcut for a regular 2 GB flash drive just to see what happens. I did, and then I removed the USB flash drive to see if a blue question will show up for it. But it has not. It only shows on the properties window if I right click it and click properties. Anyway should I be concerned? Does a blue question mark anything? Like I said, I may be paranoid here, but I just want to be safe. Here is a picture btw (the one with the blue question mark is my external HDD, the other one is a USB flash drive, both are disconnected): My external hard drive still has all my data. I don't have it on this computer now, it is connected to my TV. I already did a backup of all my pictures and documents on a USB drive. But I don't have another 2 TB external hard drive to back up my big stuff though.
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