On boot up my comp doesn't recognise my 'D' drive. :cry: I have two Hard drives. One of which is partiotioned making the hard drive into two (C,E) The second hard drive is 'D' This has happened before and usually I just reboot the system and all is ok, but not this time. Can you help me to resolve this? I'm using WinXP Pro with 1GB mem, Pent 4.0, 3.0Ghz.
Thanks
Right-click on My Computer, go to Manage->Disk Management. Does the drive show up at all in the Disk Management window? If so, what information does DM have to offer about the drive (capacity, partition type, etc.)?
I have the same problem, did a reinstallation, only formated the first hard drive & left the second. Now the second is not on the windows directory but on disk management, with the first partition recognised only & the status as healthy(active) is there any way of getting the partitions back or the information inside?
Neither does it have a drive letter assigned.
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