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MTP the protocol used for accessing the phone is not implemented as file-system on Windows thus you don't get a drive letter. Additionally MTP is a pretty unstable, ineffective and slow file-system which makes it not a good choice for backup.
But be aware that the files you can access via MTP are just the tip of the ice berg, making a backup of those data ...
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You can use Limbo emulator or Qemu. but i don't think that your phone can handle windows 10. i've tried windows xp though and it worked pretty well.
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Your phone is showing you the total amount of storage inside your device. This includes a bunch of partitions containing the operating system, radio image, preloaded apps, bootloader, recovery, etc. These partitions are read-only, and many aren't even accessible within the Android OS, so they aren't exposed when connected to Windows—there wouldn't be any ...
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