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No, it is not safe to remove the System Volume Information folder from the D drive or any other drive. This folder contains critical system restore points and information necessary for system recovery and backup processes. Deleting it can lead to loss of restore points and may cause issues with system stability and recovery options. If you're looking to free up space or manage system resources, consider other methods instead.

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