Step 1 – Confirm that the hard drive letter is visible in Windows disk management or file explorer. If you see the hard drive letter is not showing in Windows file explorer or disk management, open the Windows device manager and re-scan the hardware. Step 2 – If you still have a problem with the hard drive not showing, press ALT+T to bring
Solution #1: Gain ownership of the drive. When a disk cannot be opened due to "drive is not accessible. Access is denied" error, the possible reason is that you lack proper privilege. So this can be fixed via taking ownership of the drive. Step 1. In File Explorer, right-click the hard drive and choose "Properties". THIS VIDEO HAS BEEN UPDATED HERE: https://youtu.be/JBuJp3lrlzIIn this video, I will show you how to fix an HP computer stuck in a 'No HDD' situation at star Welcome to the External Drive Not Detected Guided Assist. The instructions included in this guide are designed to assist in troubleshooting and resolving issues related to drives not being recognized by a computer. The drive should be automatically recognized and mounted by the computer's operating system. There is no additional software
1. Press Windows + R and type “diskmgmt.msc” in the Run box to open Disk Management. 2. Right-click on the partition that fails to format and select “Delete Volume”. After that, the partition will become unallocated space. 3. Right click on that Unallocated Space and select “New Simple Volume”. You can just accept the default values
Within the Disk Management window, you should see your Disk numbers such as Disk 0, which is typically the internal hard drive, and Disk 1 which is usually the external hard drive. If you see the Unallocated attributed on the Disk 1, it should be possible to create new simple volume for the disk.

Step 3. Among Add, Change, and Remove, click the "Change" button, and then select a drive letter from the list. Click "OK" to confirm. Case 3. SSD Not Showing Up Because It is Not Initialized. If you get a new SSD and it won't show up in Windows Explorer, it's likely in the "uninitialized" state.

Update hard drive driver. Step 1. Click on “Start” and type “Device Manager” in Search box, then hit “Enter” to open it. Step 2. Click “Disk drives” to expand the category. Right-click on the hard drive which reports wrong capacity and select “Update driver”. Step 3.

Step 1. Right-click the hard drive partition and choose the "Format" option. Step 2. In the new window, set the Partition label, File system, and Cluster size for the partition, then click "OK". Step 3. You can see a warning window, click "Yes" to continue.

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