Solved Windows Explorer shows non-existent drives

Hi guys. New guy here.
This is what Windows Explorer and Disk Management show.
Drives G, H, I, and L are completely non-existent. When clicking on them, Windows asks to format them. Properties shows 0 bytes Used space/Free space. I need help removing these "drives" from Windows Explorer.

Go to Folder Options in the Control Panel and click on 'View' tab, check mark the box as shown in image below, click Apply, click OK.

Drives - Hide or Show Empty Drives in Computer Folder - Windows 7 Help Forums

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Most of them apply to these:

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Thanks for the tip. That was one of the first things I did. Also, I don't have a card reader.
Anyway, I resolved the issue by removing a registry entry that enabled the drives to be formatted in REFS. I did this a week ago and completely forgot about it