How to prevent a Windows account from opening and viewing the contents and partitions of a hard drive?

Question

System administration

When you open "My Computer" or simply "Computer", there, in addition to disk drives and other devices, hard disk partitions are visible.
For example: "Local disk C", "Local disk D".
How to prevent the windows account from opening and viewing these drives?
That is, when, for example, a user double-clicks on drive D, he is denied access to open and view the contents of this drive.
OS: Windows 7.
UPD: it is desirable that in case of denied access to the disk (from a profile that is denied access to the disk), access to it can be obtained, but only if you enter the administrator password.

Answer 1

This can be done with policies (starting, it seems, with XP)
Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Windows Explorer
Prevent access to drives from My Computer
and then play around what exactly is prohibited.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc9785...

Answer 2

Hover the mouse over a drive or folder in Explorer - right-click, select the "security" tab, set the rights for the user or user group.
And what kind of rights you set up for you to decide - you can also prohibit reading.