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Can't find D Drive

Hello, I've gotten a new desktop fairly recently, and I've just noticed that it's missing a D: Drive. I decided to check disc management to find that I only have a C: Drive, and two unknown Disc 0's that don't appear to be doing anything. I've tried various things, but nothing seems to work. This is an issue for me, as it decreases the space on my computer quite a bit- I have no idea what the issue could be, so now I'm here. Below is a screenshot of my disc management page and cmdImageImage.

Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.

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Your screenshots indicate there is no separate D drive on that PC you have purchased, the Disk 0's are the boot partition and the recovery partition on the drive, do not touch them or you will cause problems trying to boot up your PC.

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Was it indicated when you purchased your PC that there would be a separate drive in the PC for your data, not all PC''s have a second drive?
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Hi Dave,

Thanks for the reply. No, as of my knowledge they did not mention that they would provide separate drive.

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In that case, your PC did not come with an extra data drive, you would need to purchase a new drive and install it into your PC.
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Last updated March 27, 2025 Views 14 Applies to: