HDD (D:\) disappear at Windows-7.

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I use Windows-7 in my computer..now I can't found "D:\" (data) in my computer..it shows only "C:\" (system) and CD/DVD driver device.. :sigh:
How can I fix it ?? thank you..

Posted 22-Jan-11 20:13pm

mad worx

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Sandeep Mewara 23-Jan-11 3:25am

Was there a D: from before? Is it a new PC? Newly formatted?

mad worx 31-Jan-11 15:56pm

yes it was.. :)..it's not a new PC. it was formatted since 2 months ago..
I already have checks the SATA cable, and it's OK..nothing's trouble.
I do checking in BIOS and I found it..what should I do ??

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-22T21:57:00

Solution 1

Right Click "My Computer" (or whatever it is named) on your desktop and select "Manage". Go to "Storage", "Disk Management"; this should show all the partitions on your disk and what (if any) labels they have. If there is a data partition without a label you can reset it from there.

Posted 22-Jan-11 21:57pm

Richard MacCutchan

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mad worx 31-Jan-11 16:01pm

Thanks for your advice :) Yes, it's founded..but I cannot found at Win-Explorer ??? :( What happen with my PC ???aaarrrgghhh :/

Nish Nishant · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-22T23:09:00

Solution 2

Does this happen after the computer wakes up from hibernation? If so a few others (including myself) have experienced this with the 2nd physical disk (only with the 2nd one). As far as I know there's no fix outside of a reboot. :sigh:

Posted 22-Jan-11 23:09pm

Nish Nishant

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mad worx 31-Jan-11 16:10pm

Yes it does,,after it woke up..so, what should I do ??