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Why can't I see this drive in windows?..?
I have an old drive that crashed on me (wouldn't boot) about a year ago. I now need data off it... Yuck. So my motherboard uses SATA and both the broken drive and my current drive are. So I plug the broken drive in to the SATA2 spot and boot. When in windows I see it "find" the broken drive during startup showing the manufacturer and model. However once booted the broken drive is not in "my computer".
Any ideas how to access this p.o.s?
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
if already have partitions on this drive. try to populate its.
From device manager >Disk Drives>right click on your crashed drive which was in list>Properties>Volume>Populate.
if drives letters shown. that's ok and also now shown in my computer
if nothing
you should go to Create new partitions on it.
- Sasha WhitefurLv 71 decade ago
Check in Disk Management, and see if it is recognized in there. If so, change the drive letter, and give it a dedicated drive letter.
