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Drive D disappeared

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My Drive D with all my Steam save files has disappeared.  I tried the "re-map drive" fix but the drive isnt in the Unallocated state so all the options are greyed out and I cant.

 

It didnt delete the name like it does with that problem.  As far as I can tell it changed it to (Disk 0 Partition 2).  Either that or (Disk 0 Partition 2) is one of those random Windows partitions and it completely lost my D drive and its not visible even in disk manager.  Does this mean its fried and I lost everything!?

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Please take a screenshot of Disk Management and post it.

 

Not necessarily no, it's possible it just lost its letter assignment but without seeing disk management it's impossible to say.

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22 hours ago, Master Disaster said:

Please take a screenshot of Disk Management and post it.

 

Not necessarily no, it's possible it just lost its letter assignment but without seeing disk management it's impossible to say.

Its magically back today.  It was in fact a Windows partition I was seeing, D drive is disk 2.  But today its back like nothing ever happened.  And i did restart my computer and turn it all the way and then back on last night with no change.  Now Steam isnt recognizing the games on it and is still asking to install instead of launch them.  I can ope the drive and see the game files there tho.

 

https://imgur.com/YZeLRYZ

https://imgur.com/idTloZc

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