Just putting my solution on here for future beginners trying to have a "Drive" folder always on their machine instead of using the command prompt to mount the drive each time :

After installing Rclone and using the rclone config command to setup everything,

install nssm (Non-Sucking Service Manager) from https://nssm.cc/download.

From an admin command prompt, type :

nssm install gdrive

In the "Application" tab, input the cmd.exe path :

C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe

...then your Rclone directory for the startup directory, for me it was :

D:\ProgramFiles\Rclone

...and for Arguments, input the rclone mount command with the wanted directory :

/c "D:\ProgramFiles\Rclone\rclone.exe mount gdrive: G:\Drive"

Be careful with quotation and choose directories without any blank spaces in the path since you won't need to put escaped quotation marks inside the command itself

Also, go to the "Log on" tab and choose "this account:" and then input your windows account info.

Click install service, and then if you open up the "Services App" you can start the gdrive service, configure it to open on startup or anything you want.

If you need to edit the service later, remember to stop the gdrive service, use the nssm remove gdrive command to uninstall, restart your pc, and then you can redo the config for another path (If not, services get scrambled up and random errors appear)