Microsoft has temporarily removed a Samsung app from the Microsoft Store following several reports of users getting locked out of the Windows C drive. The app made files, apps, and even system tools inaccessible on affected Samsung laptops and desktops running Windows 11, rendering them unusable. The company has also published a recovery method to help affected users regain access to the C drive.
What led to the C drive lockout?
According to Bleeping Computer, the issue was traced to Samsung’s Galaxy Connect app, which led to users seeing “C: is not accessible – Access denied” messages. In most cases, the error effectively blocked access to the entire system drive, preventing users from opening stored files and running essential applications.
Luke Larsen / Digital TrendsMicrosoft and Samsung determined that the app, which handles screen mirroring, file sharing, and data transfers between Galaxy smartphones
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