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disk D: disappears

Billaviz
By Billaviz
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Hello everyone!

I have a problem with a ssd disk.

as you can see from the picture, when I start my PC, it is possible to see all the disks:

C: SSD 120 GB with the operating system

D: SSD 120 Gb for programs

E: HD 1Tb storage

G: HD 1Tb storage

 

When I open the folder on your D drive, or start a program, the disk D: disappears!

 

Can anyone tell me why and the solution of the problem?

 

Thanks and sorry for my English...

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Bad drive may be?

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@Billaviz try plugging the suspect drive into a different SATA port on the MOBO, or a different SATA controller if your board has more than one.

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