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I'm trying to update my backup image, which should only includes the C drive.... except now Windows backup is forcing me to include my D drive and labeling it as a system drive, even though it doesn't do anything special (hosts a large VM and some other files) - shown below. I've also include an image from disk management, in case it helps.

Any help would be appreciated.

windows backup d drive partition manager

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Like all things in life, a reboot solved my problem. I'd still love to know why Windows felt the D drive should be backed up.... I suspect it felt it required something running from the D drive (I did have realtemp running, which is located in the portable folder in the image above.... though I ran it manually not via Windows startup).

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