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Windows 10 not detecting HDD but Bios is.

I had 2 HDDs (1st one is - 1TB and 2nd one is - 500 ) installed in my CPUs and wanted to install another one when I plugged the third HDD on my PC, the system didn't detect the new one but also didn't detect my 2nd HDD (500GB), and now I'm left off with my 1st 1TB HDD. I removed the 3rd HDD which I was trying to install... I thought it was some hardware issue, but when I booted into the Bios system, I saw Both of my HDDs, the 1TB and 500GB one, So there is some Windows Software issue it seems, they Disk is not being detected even in Disk Manager. Please provide a solution!

The Disk is not being detected even in Disk Manager. Please provide a solution!

To illustrate your problem, please open the Disk Manager (diskmgmt.msc), then use snippingtool.exe to take a snapshot of the Disk Manager frame. Save the snapshot to your desktop, then attach it to your reply.


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(I:) Is my Flash Drive btw

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Could it be that the missing disk is visible in the area right at the bottom of the Disk Manager frame? If not, please poste snapshots of DiskPart and the BIOS display.

c:\>diskpart

DISKPART> list disk

  Disk ###  Status         Size     Free     Dyn  Gpt

  --------  -------------  -------  -------  ---  ---

  Disk 0    Online          476 GB  1024 KB

  Disk 1    Online         7545 MB  7544 MB

DISKPART> exit


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Nothing But empty space.

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I cannot see the BIOS snapshot.

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Yes about that, I'm going for my dinner so BRB 😅

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Sorry for late reply

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Here is what I would do in order to explore the cause of this problem:

  • Open the Device Manager via the Control Panel, then open Disk Drives. You should see all disk drives that are currently connected.
  • Use a Windows USB Repair Disk to boot the machine into Repair Mode. Open a Command Prompt, then run diskpart.exe as before. The command List Disk should list all disk drives.

Use the command RecoveryDrive.exe to create a Repair Disk. Do not copy the system files.

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Last updated November 29, 2023 Views 391 Applies to: