Drive hard internal are not not in devices

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• Drive hard internal does not appear in Device Manager or disk management, but IT IS there.

  According to disk management and Device Manager, I don't have a C in any case, a HD partition at all. (I mean on an internal hard drive) So of course, I have a HD since im typing this now. Laughing out loud. the computer seems to know it's got a HD, because it starts very well, but he can't see it. In addition, I can see it in Explorer and see all the folders and files, but that's all. Everything works as usual. What can I do to fix this?

  I have Windows Vista Home Premium, 232,88 GB Hitachi HD, NTFS, 4 GB of ram and sound on an HP laptop. I tried to restore windows, ran several antivirus scans and scans of mal-ware/spyware/ad-ware - all came up with nothing and all updates, still the problem persists.

  Have you updated your BIOS? This could be a long shot, but have you tried to run the tool it Fix ?

• Drive hard USB are not not in my computer

  All of a sudden after a reimage my Windows XP, my external Maxtor OneTouch usb hard disk drive d: is not yet in my computer, where it has always been. I see the c: drive and the CD/DVD drive e:, but not the d:. Why not? It is not found except in my computer > properties > device listed under disk drives Manager. But if I click on my computer, it is not shown and the disks c: and e:. It is plugged in USB and power cord. A light is on the front. But I do backups on this disc and suddenly impossible since "exists". I'm losing it? Why it is not in my computer? I need to access this disk so I can restore my backup to my Docs.

  I got a new computer with XP installed.  My last computer was XP and this 500 GB LaCie external drive worked fine.  Now, he does not appear in 'My Computer' but it appears as unknown in Disk Manager.  How can I get my computer to read this disc?  He has my back up files it contains...

• IS does not recognize the drive HARD internal

  I have three, all from a school lab, that have been linked with other positive points and printers.

  They are connected are not together anymore.

  All three have a floppy drive and a HARD drive. Will only boot from the HARD drive.

  At startup, the other two do not recognize their HARD drive and I use ea disk with the system in this regard.

  Since hard drives are not 'seen' I am unable to do anything with them: fix, set up as a boot drive, etc.

  They begin with the usual chimes and the Mac with the question mark, I slip the disk in and they complete commissioning.

  The internal drive spin up and the indicator light flashes.

  They do not show the drive HARD internal on the screen, but will show an external.

  I haven't started to swap parts between the good and the other two.

  Does anyone have an idea on how to activate an invisible HARD drive?

  You will need to use the boot floppy disks to start the machines to run the repair disk, partition and format the HARD drive if it is still functional. Only then can you install Mac OS on the HARD drive. That's all that I remember.

• I formatted my laptop and my drive hard (D :) is not opening! HELP PLEASE

  I installed Windows 7 on my laptop (upgrade). I deleted the first partition (100 MB) but could not remove the part containing the windows (C drive). I continued the installation

  Result: A new copy of windows has been installed, but the old windows files have been saved (windows.old). I deleted this file.
  but this isn't the BIG PROBLEM
  My problem is that my drive hard (D :) is not opening. When I click on it it says D:\ is not accessible. Access is denied.
  
  
  It contains all my important files! I didn't intend to get rid of it!
  Help, please!
  
  
  PS: I used a program called RecoverMyFiles v5. This is for ntfs recovery...

  Hey I found the solution. I went to my computer, the drive hard D properties, security and added my user name... so it's it.my files r rear access is not denied more :)

• Use iMac drive HARD internal for storage only.

  I initialize my iMac to an external SSD. It makes my computer run faster. How can I completely wipe the drive HARD internal of my iMac and use it as a storage only?

  This isn't a big problem, except one. Apple does not support this method as a permanent solution. However, you have an iMac of 2012. I have a Mac Mini from 2012. I used a 1 to LaCie Thunderbolt Rugged HD to do this thing very via the Thunderbolt port. It worked very well for a while. Personally, I started my primary internal HD for OS X and the LaCie Thunderbolt as external storage. For reasons of registration and so on. Recovery of the Internet, as well. I have not found any major difference in the "boot speed" between internal or external HD. I upgraded the RAM of 4 GB to 16 GB all. and BAM!

  My HD Thunderbolt is partitioned as a time Capsule (1st partition bootable) and Mac Storage (2nd partition). The choice is yours, of course.

  Bravo!

• To the OS to drive HARD internal new internal SDS with 1 single socket (so I can connect only to 1 at a time)

  Hello

  I want to improve my netbook by changing my old and slow a new SSD HDD, but I expect a BIG PROBLEM. My computer is running Win7 Original from an OEM (Dell). Microsoft won't give me an ISO of Win7 OS file because the OEM must (when I enter the key of product before downloading, it tells me that Dell must provide me with ISO). Dell will provide an ISO file or a bootable USB key because their customer support is BAD. The problem is that I have no idea how to do to transfer the Win7OS from the old HDD to the new SSD.

  I considered the cloning of my old internal HARD drive to my new internal SSD, but given that only one of them can be pluged simultaneously (only 1 plug into the motherboard), I don't see how I could do this. I'm not an expert on cloning of hard drives, so you might know something escapes me. IF YOU DO, PLEASE TELL ME.

  Please consider that I also have a HARD drive external that I could use, if necessary, to transfer the OS (example: 1. clone the OS from the HARD internally for the external HARD disk drive.) 2. replace the drive HARD internal with the new internal SSD and 3. Clone the operating system from the external HARD drive to international it SSD. I have no idea if this is possible or how to make STEP 3 of this example. I don't know even if the external HARD disk clone can function as a bootable disc). Also, consider that this netbook is not a CD/DVD unit.

  I would appreciate your opinions, experience and solutions for this problem,

  Thank you very much!!

  Hello

  Thank you for being part of the Microsoft Community.

  Alternatively, you can perform an installation of the operating system directly to an SSD instead of the transfer option.

  Check the below link that talks about the transfer of the operating system to an SSD.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_install/transfer-Win7-to-SSD-and-other-data-to-a-new-HDD/a0eaeb57-03a5-4dcb-8e2f-e9221800b80e?DB=5

  WARNING of THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Back to us for any issues in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Satego X 200 21U: drive HARD internal not external usable after upgrade

  First, I changed the system to a 500 GB HARD drive, and everything was good. The old drive was not usable extern, so I left it as an emergency backup device.
  After a few weeks, I did the upgrade even to the second HARD drive, and again the old drive is not usable in my extern Dockingstation.
  Does anyone have a good idea what causes this problem? The HARD drives are locking the entire system, if I try to access and some formatting.

  Hello

  What do you mean by is not usable in my external docking station?

  I assume that you have placed the 2.5 HARD disk in a USB enclosure that allows to connect the HARD drive to the computer USB port.
  Is this good? So what harm s? Is not recognized USB HARD drive or what?
  Have you tried to connect different computers HARD drive?
  Otherwise, to do this

  But if the HARD drive is not accessible, using the case of USB, or use inside the laptop, then I would say it is a HARD drive malfunction

  Why this is happening?
  The writing and the reading drive HARD is a physical process which underline the material parts such parts can still die

• Drive hard internal not found to fix this problem, try reinstalling the drive

  So I get the error message: internal hard drive not found to fix this problem try reinstalling the drive

  Once I got the error, I removed my 1 TB HARD drive and replaced by a 525 GB SSD and I still get the error. After testing the original 1 TD drive HARD, has nothing wrong with him, so it seems to be something wrong with the computer itself.

  I ran the PSA test and it does not detect any problems with the hard drive and no other errors.

  What could be?

  Edit: I have the Dell XPS 15 9530

  The fixed. The BIOS has been updated with virtualization, so we turned off and also removed the SSD of 32 GB.

• Drive hard internal suddenly does not detect.

  I have PC HCL, I have a hard drive 350GB WD blue, suddenly he is hanged and claimed restart. I tried to start it, but during the installation of time, he does not watch partition and it shows the total space (i.e., 300 + GB). then I tried to partition, but it does not work. After that I tried, this time, it is not all display drive and says there is no disc to install windows. How can I detect the hard drive and how to recover my data in the hard disk and how can use it again to install the inside windows. Please help me to do all this. at least suggest me to get my data to retrieve.

  Hi @PrincipalGovt. ITI!

  I'm sorry to hear what happened with the HARD drive, I know that this could be a very unpleasant experience.

  At this stage, given that the boot drive is still not detected, it will be better to try the troubleshooting steps basis in such situations.

  1. use another SATA cable, as the problem could be linked to this component.
  2. connect the hard drive to another motherboard SATA port.
  3. in the event that none of the above worked, then connect the HARD drive to another PC and see if it will be recognized.

  If all goes well, it will appear in the other computer and when he does then backup your most important data on another location. It is possible that the transfer rate may be slow, but nonetheless wait for the process to complete if your information could be sure. Once it is successfully removed, run a diagnostic test on the HARD drive with the manufacturer Data Lifeguard DIagnostics tool and see what results. You can download here:

  http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?ID=BKO7r8

  In the case where you've run these tests until you can follow the steps described in this article:

  http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?ID=noYuE0

  However, in case the HARD disk is not detected at all, then it will be preferable to a data recovery specialist and see if he or she will be able to help you recover your data back. There are a few partners listed on the official site data recovery, so you can take a look at this link if you want to:

  http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?ID=HpehiA

  Hope this helps and let me know how it went.

• drive hard Dick can not be explored

  the problem is when I want to explore my drive hard does not me and it does not appear on my computer but it appears on the printer and Devic as a USB to SATA bridge. Why im not allow exploring my hard drive?

  the problem is when I want to explore my drive hard does not me and it does not appear on my computer but it appears on the printer and Devic as a USB to SATA bridge. Why im not allow exploring my hard drive?

  It appears in disk management with or without a drive letter?

  I guess that it is an old internal hard drive you have connected to a third-party device so that it can be used as a USB?

• Drive HARD recovery does not not for Satellite Pro L450D-12 x

  I have a laptop that I'm fixing for a friend.
  According to toshibas official specification it is than a HDD recovery partition which is hidden.

  For a reason unknown to me, now the 0 (zero) key does not work. F8 does not work either and the windows system restore does not seem to get me there either.

  Can someone please explain to me why this is happening?
  Nobody ever touched the hard drive on the alleged recovery hidden partition which is toshibas official specs 100%...

  Anyone share a few ideas with me here please

  Kind regards
  Andrew

  Hello

  The HARD drive recovery partition is not hidden
  In my case the image files when placed on the second partition in Toshiba HDD folder.

  However, the fact is that HARD drive recovery could be launched by pressing the F8 key, and then choose the option called repair my computer and in a new window the recovery HARD drive option should be chosen.
  If this is not possible, then you will need to retrieve the laptop using the recovery disk.

  I guess that this disk is not created in the past. Right? You can create the disc using the recovery disk creator which is preinstalled on all Toshiba laptops.

  If this is not possible, then you must order the CD here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Can I use the drive HARD internal extra for my Satellite A200-1 to 9?

  Hello, new to these forums,

  I recently bought the A200-1 to 9, and I'm very happy with it. I was interested by the addition of an extra internal HDD to the exisitng 120 GB one. I obviously did not have enough research I bought a Toshiba MK2035GSS: 2.5 "HARD 200 GB drive thinking it would be slot directly into the spare slot and it doesn't.

  So, really, I'm looking for some advice if I can add an extra internal hard drive and if so what model and how. After taking the back cover it looks like the aura of the place for another drive, even though I'm not sure if correct connections are there, or maybe if the space is used for something else.

  Any help much appreciated.

  Thank you
  Martin

  Hello Martin

  As far as I know that some A200 models come with hard drives 2. because of this Toshiba laptop brand standard chassis. All A200 models use this standard chassis. Your A200 comes with a single drive HARD and because of this place for the second disc is empty. This does not mean that you can use the second HARD drive.

  I have the same laptop as you and in my case there is no any prepared for second HARD drive HARD drive connector.

• Adding a second 3.5 inch SATA drive HARD internal product HP Pavilion model 500-A47A #: H5P71AA #ABA

  I bought a Pavillion HL # 500 - A47A, product model #: Office H5P71AA #ABA about a week ago.  It came with a HARD SATA 3.5 inch disk drive 1 TB and a 5.25 DVD burner inches.  I want to add a second HARD internal 3.5-inch disk, but there is no mounting bracket in the case.  When I called to request a mounting bracket, I got responses ranging from "we can send a technician to do it" to "it cannot be done" so that the case can be customized.

  There is plenty of space behind the drive and in fact, there is a cable hanging there to add a second drive.

  I'd appreciate any help with where to find a 3.5 HARD drive mounting bracket.  I have a HDD from my old PC

  Here are the specifications of your HP Pavilion 500-computer 047c of office. According to the specification, this model has only a single drive 3.5 "bay and one 5.25" drive Bay. Without using the optical drive Bay, you must use the double-sided tape or drill holes into the housing to mount media training or a cage in the computer.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Drive hard internal update for MacBook Pro Late 2011

  I want to update MacBook Pro (late 2011) to a SSD drive, but I do not have what to choose. I have my eye on 960 GB SATA III, but I don't know if it's ok to use a greater than 512 GB SSD and SATA III ok?

  Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Yes it's OK to use a size larger than 512 GB SSD, and Yes, SATA 3 is OK.