System: Windows 10, up to date
I have a mysterious drive/folder which appears mounted on Windows 10, called simply 'Linux', which I cannot unmount or otherwise get rid of. It's empty, and there do not seem to be any options for its removal. For some context, while I am not 100% sure when it first appeared, I suspect that it happened when I tried to connect an old Kindle to my PC a while back. I could not connect the Kindle for some reason (I assumed because it was so old), and it's my belief that this 'Linux' drive was the Kindle, mounted incorrectly, or in an incomplete state to the OS. However, I just want to get rid of it, and I don't like how it seems to be untouchable. I have of course searched for a solution to this, but have not found any which deal with this particular scenario. Any suggestions much appreciated.
Here are some screenshots.
The 'drive' in question, it's always just there.
The context menu when right-clicking on it, no options to eject/unmount etc.
It seemingly has no content
Clicking properties from the context menu, I see an error
