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| Drive missing from Disk Manager - visible in Device Manager I just created a new system disk for XP Pro to replace my old system disk and cannot access the second hard drive on the system. The second drive shows up in the Bios and in Device Manager. However, disk Manager does not show it and it does not appear in Windows Explorer and it does not get a drive letter. If I go to device manager it lists the two hard drives. Clicking on the second hard drive, device manager says the device is working propoerly. Under Volumes, clicking on populate says its a dynamic 250GB drive. The drive has data and was used on the previous config which was also XP Pro. If I go back to the old system drive, the second drive is present and can be used. I have tried uninstaling and reinstalling all with the same results. Both disks are IDE ATA drives. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem? |
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| Re: Drive missing from Disk Manager - visible in Device Manager "LWIM" <LWIM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C1B29BA7-014A-4332-8231-94DAFADE34AF@microsoft.com... > I just created a new system disk for XP Pro to replace my old system disk and > cannot access the second hard drive on the system. The second drive shows up > in the Bios and in Device Manager. However, disk Manager does not show it and > it does not appear in Windows Explorer and it does not get a drive letter. If > I go to device manager it lists the two hard drives. Clicking on the second > hard drive, device manager says the device is working propoerly. Under > Volumes, clicking on populate says its a dynamic 250GB drive. The drive has > data and was used on the previous config which was also XP Pro. If I go back > to the old system drive, the second drive is present and can be used. I have > tried uninstaling and reinstalling all with the same results. Both disks are > IDE ATA drives. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem? What exactly does the command mountvol report when executed from a Command Prompt? Furthermore, what service pack does the "winver" command report? |
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| Re: Drive missing from Disk Manager - visible in Device Manager "LWIM" <LWIM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C1B29BA7-014A-4332-8231-94DAFADE34AF@microsoft.com... > I just created a new system disk for XP Pro to replace my old system disk and > cannot access the second hard drive on the system. The second drive shows up > in the Bios and in Device Manager. However, disk Manager does not show it and > it does not appear in Windows Explorer and it does not get a drive letter. If > I go to device manager it lists the two hard drives. Clicking on the second > hard drive, device manager says the device is working propoerly. Under > Volumes, clicking on populate says its a dynamic 250GB drive. The drive has > data and was used on the previous config which was also XP Pro. If I go back > to the old system drive, the second drive is present and can be used. I have > tried uninstaling and reinstalling all with the same results. Both disks are > IDE ATA drives. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem? What exactly does the command mountvol report when executed from a Command Prompt? Furthermore, what service pack does the "winver" command report? |
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