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JCooper

I have one ssd (with os) and a 1tb harddrive, the HDD shows up in bios but not anywhere else. 

Is there anyway to fix this as the drive is spinning up and everything 

 

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Just now, JCooper said:

I have one ssd (with os) and a 1tb harddrive, the HDD shows up in bios but not anywhere else. 

Is there anyway to fix this as the drive is spinning up and everything 

 

So you can see it in bios, can you ever see it in the file explorer under "this pc" or "my computer"

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Just now, be_x said:

So you can see it in bios, can you ever see it in the file explorer under "this pc" or "my computer"

No i can not see it anywhere but the bios

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2 minutes ago, JCooper said:

 

I have one ssd (with os) and a 1tb harddrive, the HDD shows up in bios but not anywhere else. 

Is there anyway to fix this as the drive is spinning up and everything 

 

 

This could mean that your HDD is not formatted/partitioned.

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Just now, FuckinBuckin said:

This could mean that your HDD is not formatted/partitioned.

How do i do that?

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Just now, JCooper said:

Nope not there 

Did you try plugging into another pc if you have one possibly?

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Just now, be_x said:

Did you try plugging into another pc if you have one possibly?

I dont have another one 

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1 minute ago, JCooper said:

I dont have another one 

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you might have to initialize it?

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Just now, be_x said:

you might have to initialize it?

How do i do that??
 

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Just now, JCooper said:

How do i do that??
 

is it a new drive?

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1 minute ago, JCooper said:

This is my disk management http://prntscr.com/ehyxl4

It doesn't appear in Disk Mgmt that's weird

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7 minutes ago, JCooper said:

This is the only one that shows up http://prntscr.com/ehyzro

Which drive btw.

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Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

Which drive btw.

the only drive that shows up is my ssd 

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Just now, JCooper said:

the only drive that shows up is my ssd 

No I mean the model

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try the disk part utility, open a admin command prompt,  type diskpart once you get to the prompt should say diskpart>  use the command list disk.  does it list the second disk?

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Try changing SATA ports see if that helps or different cables

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2 minutes ago, srfortune said:

try the disk part utility, open a admin command prompt,  type diskpart once you get to the prompt should say diskpart>  use the command list disk.  does it list the second disk?

no it does not

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Just now, JCooper said:

no it does not

Damn, Check your BIOS/UEFI some OEM's require you to enable specific SATA ports HP & DELL both come to mind. 

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Just now, srfortune said:

Damn, Check your BIOS/UEFI some OEM's require you to enable specific SATA ports HP & DELL both come to mind. 

in the bios it does come up which i do not understand 

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5 minutes ago, JCooper said:

in the bios it does come up which i do not understand 

you have a Asus Strix board....  are you somehow setup for RAID? is the SSD M2?  and the spinnie disk SATA?  so many possibilities

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