Need a little help with my Hard drives!

[SaintRaremaster]

so I have two Hard drives in my computer and all of a sudden my computer detects three and I can not kill it in disk management, and it keeps sending me MEMORY FULL notification almost every 10 seconds.. how do I go about fixing this?

[Technomancer__]

on disk 0 right - click the first partition and press change drive letter and paths then click remove. done

[SaintRaremaster]

13 hours ago, Technomancer__ said:

on disk 0 right - click the first partition and press change drive letter and paths then click remove. done

tried that all it gives me is help. That's the first thing i tried.

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[badreg]

You'll need to use Diskpart to resolve this. Basically, your recovery partition had a drive letter assigned to it while it was set as a data partition. To fix the issue, you need to temporarily change it to a data partition, remove the letter assignment, and then change it back to a recovery partition.

 

Open a command line window as administrator and do the following:

 

diskpart

list disk (OPTIONAL to verify that your C: drive is disk 0)

select disk 0

list partition (OPTIONAL to verify that the 450Mb partition is partition 1)

select partition 1

set id = ebd0a0a2-b9e5-4433-87c0-68b6b72699c7

detail partition (OPTIONAL to verify that E: is assigned to this partition)

remove letter = e

set id = de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac

exit

 

[SaintRaremaster]

6 hours ago, badreg said:

You'll need to use Diskpart to resolve this. Basically, your recovery partition had a drive letter assigned to it while it was set as a data partition. To fix the issue, you need to temporarily change it to a data partition, remove the letter assignment, and then change it back to a recovery partition.

 

Open a command line window as administrator and do the following:

 

diskpart

list disk (OPTIONAL to verify that your C: drive is disk 0)

select disk 0

list partition (OPTIONAL to verify that the 450Mb partition is partition 1)

select partition 1

set id = ebd0a0a2-b9e5-4433-87c0-68b6b72699c7

detail partition (OPTIONAL to verify that E: is assigned to this partition)

remove letter = e

set id = de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac

exit

 

this did not work.

says the commands do not work.

 

[gepowr]

1 hour ago, SaintRaremaster said:

this did not work.

says the commands do not work.

 

• Diskpart 
• list volume 
• select volume (hdd that has the partition on it)
• remove letter= (letter of the partition)
• exit 

This should do it. 

[badreg]

5 hours ago, gepowr said:

• Diskpart 
• list volume 
• select volume (hdd that has the partition on it)
• remove letter= (letter of the partition)
• exit 

This should do it. 

This will remove the drive letter temporarily, but it can come back after a restart. To permanently remove the drive letter, you have to change the partition to a data partition first.

[SaintRaremaster]

1 hour ago, badreg said:

This will remove the drive letter temporarily, but it can come back after a restart. To permanently remove the drive letter, you have to change the partition to a data partition first.

What letter because It does not have one.

[SaintRaremaster]

*bump* still nothing works.