You are the desktop administrator for a small company. You add a mirrored storage space as drive E to a marketing employee's Windows 8.1 computer for redundancy. You move the employee's .jpg and…

Right-clicking in a library only allows adding folders to that specific library, not configuring indexing for an entire drive.

Creating a new library named E does not automatically enable indexing for the entire physical drive E or its contents.

To ensure files on a specific drive are indexed by Windows Search, you need to access the drive's properties, navigate to the "General" or "Advanced" tab, and then enable the "Allow files on this drive to have contents indexed" option. This directs the Windows Search service to scan and index the content on that particular volume.

Including a drive in a library would make the files accessible via the library, but it doesn't guarantee that the underlying drive itself is fully indexed by the Windows Search service at the file system level for all content.