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Hdd is randomly gone "solved"

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OK so i plugged a protable usb into my computer and now my mass hdd has dissapared. wtf just happend.

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Does it appear under Device Manager in the Control Panel?

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Did you accidentally unplug it?

no. i put a usb into a usb 3.0 slot and then its just gone evrything that was running when it was open has crahsed.

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Have you tried unplugging it and plugging it in again?

not yet i will try. i will reboot and unplug and plug back in and see what happens

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What do you mean as in "mass hdd"? External HDD? 

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Is that an internal HDD? If yes, is it your system drive or do you just use it for storage?

I actually couldn't underclock my 5 year old GPU to make it as slow as a next-gen console.

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What do you mean as in "mass hdd"? External HDD? 

I should have stated it was a internal hdd.

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Is that an internal HDD? If yes, is it your system drive or do you just use it for storage?

its is. I rebooted the system and now its back. why do you think this would have happed

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its is. I rebooted the system and now its back. why do you think this would have happed

Sometimes restarting a computer will work magic. :)

 

It's probably just a little glitch in the system - little things like that happen sometimes. Unless it happens every time you plug a USB into your computer I wouldn't worry about it.

I actually couldn't underclock my 5 year old GPU to make it as slow as a next-gen console.

#pcmasterraceproblems

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Sometimes restarting a computer will work magic. :)

 

It's probably just a little glitch in the system - little things like that happen sometimes. Unless it happens every time you plug a USB into your computer I wouldn't worry about it.

OK thanks for the help.

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