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Boot your PC into BIOS, then in the list of drives in there, can you see both drives?
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Open Device Manager, then expand the Disk Drives section, please provide a screenshot of that window.
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So I downloaded an app that was apparently safe to use, but after running it and then closing it one my drives with all my files on it disappeared.
And when i try to access one of the folders from file explorer that was from that drive that for some reason disappeared it comes up with this message.
I managed to fix the upload issue here is the image
Is there any way to fix this as i had 2 years worth of files on that drive and would really appreciate if i could receive some help, i would be very grateful.
Im afraid to restart the pc incase i lose the files, so i will just keep trying to find a solution for it until .
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Boot your PC into BIOS, then in the list of drives in there, can you see both drives?
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Open Device Manager, then expand the Disk Drives section, please provide a screenshot of that window.
sorry that was me replying to myself, if i edit a previous message there is no 5 minute delay in sending the message for some reason?
Is it ok if I edit previous messages or would you prefer me to reply normally although its oddly taking quite a few minutes to send each one
Okay, i will be here.
Please stop that process with the BIOS file, there is a very specific method to install BIOS on your motherboard, and you may or may not need that update.
Install the chipset drivers and restart your PC to see if the D drive is back.