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I recently reinstalled Windows due to a corrupt system file and although it's
booting fine now, it stopped recognizing an internal SATA drive I have
installed. The drive has always shown up in my computer in the past. It was
only after reinstalling Windows when it went missing. I can tell the drive
is running and the BIOS display shows that it's there (lists the model
name/number during start up before Windows boots). And now Windows wants to
charge me $59 to fix it because I've already called twice dealing with the
other BS that was also the fault of their software. So if anyone has ANY
idea what might be happening, give me a shout. Thankyou!
booting fine now, it stopped recognizing an internal SATA drive I have
installed. The drive has always shown up in my computer in the past. It was
only after reinstalling Windows when it went missing. I can tell the drive
is running and the BIOS display shows that it's there (lists the model
name/number during start up before Windows boots). And now Windows wants to
charge me $59 to fix it because I've already called twice dealing with the
other BS that was also the fault of their software. So if anyone has ANY
idea what might be happening, give me a shout. Thankyou!