The System Volume Information folder is a protected Windows folder that's in the root of every drive. If your PC is set to show hidden folders, you'll even see this folder on your USB flash drive. The folder contains protected System Restore files, volume information, and indexing data for search. Although you can temporarily delete the folder, it'll be automatically recreated when you plug it back into a Windows PC. It is also possible, though rare, for a folder of this name to be a place where viruses can hide.
steps
1-Insert your USB drive into your Windows PC.
2-Open your Windows Settings. You'll find this gear-shaped icon in the Start menu.
3-Click the System icon. It's the first icon in the list.
4-Scroll down in the left panel and click About. It's the last option.
5-Click System info in the right panel. It's at the top-right corner of the right panel under "Related Settings."
6-Click System protection. It's in the left column. This opens the System Properties dialog.
7-Select your USB flash drive and click Configure. This opens the System Restore settings for your USB drive.
8-Select Disable system protection. It's the second option at the top. This tells Windows not to create restore point information on this drive.
9-Click the Delete button. It's near the bottom-right area of the window. A confirmation window will appear.
10-Click Continue to confirm. This deletes any saved System Restore information on your flash drive, effectively decreasing the size of the System Volume Information folder so its presence won't cause you any pain.
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