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24-Nov-2007, 02:17 AM #1
Exclamation My Slave HDD missing in Vista
I added an old HDD as a slave to my PC which runs on VISTA ..
The partitions on this HDD showed up.
I was accessing the partitions to check what it contains. Then my AVG anti-virus found some virus andmoved it to vault.
I then formatted one of the partitions. During the process, i saw one additonal drive without any space information or name. i double clicked it to find out what it is. The system restarted and now i cant the partitions of the slave HDD anymore in My COmputer as well as Device Manager.
It is detected in the BIOS though.

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24-Nov-2007, 02:26 AM #2
now after a restart , it looks like this. see attachment .. the partitions are showing up, but now two partitions do not have the space information.
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24-Nov-2007, 03:00 AM #3
How do they look in Disk Management?

Right-click Computer > Manage > Disk Management.
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