can`t see second hard drive

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My second hard drive won`t show on my computer,I see it on divice manager,it
says is working fine ,nothing related to this drive works. What coud be the
problem?
 
Have you partitioned it? Run compmgmt.msc, choose Disk Management and see
what's there.
 
daddygod said:
My second hard drive won`t show on my computer,I see it on divice
manager,it
says is working fine ,nothing related to this drive works. What coud be
the
problem?

Needs to be partitioned to be seen in My Computer, then formatted to be
used.

Does Disk management report the disk as "unused"?
 
this drive was working fine ,one day I shut down my computer,and when it came
back up that was it,I noticed it, is like it vanished,
 
daddygod said:
this drive was working fine ,one day I shut down my computer,and when it
came
back up that was it,I noticed it, is like it vanished,
Have you checked Bios setup first to verify that the drive is enabled
properly ? Does it show up in My Computer?
 
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OK, you're going to have to be more specific if you want help.

You're saying the second drive disappeared from Windows Explorer for no
apparent reason, but it can be seen by Disk Manager, or Device Manager, or
both?.

Is this a physical drive, or a partition?

In Disk Management, on the bottom right pane it will have, Disk 0, Disk 1
etc., and it will have a coloured line with a description underneath,
Healthy, Unused, or something else, and the drive letter it has assigned to
the partition. Can you see the disk or partition?
 
daddygod said:
It doesn`t show on Disk Management, all I see Is the Main drive.

You never indicated and oddly, no one has yet asked the obvious
question: Did it EVER work, or is this a new disk installation?
 
Yes It did Work,Got All Kinds of info in there,Like I said One Day I Started
Up My Computer And it was Gone,I see it on Device Manager, But no in Disk
Management.only my main drive .
 

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