Thank you all for your help. I connected the drive to my PC using a different USB hub. I was finally then able to use diskpart (taught to me by Pextaxmx) to clean the disk! Amazing.
Question: I need to initialize the drive (after I cleaned it). Should I initialize it before I install it as...
I had this drive mounted on 2.5" to 3.5" SATA drive converter. Given the hints I learned here, and the "i/o" error message, I am investigating if the connector on the converter is bad. I removed the converter and am connecting to the drive directly with a USB to SATA cable. Will update later...
Thank you for this tip. I tried this, but when I select disk 7, I get no response. The cursor continues to blink and I can't enter anything new.
View: https://imgur.com/Bbl3hVE
The crucial drive I am having trouble with can't be accessed by multiple computers, with different configurations and different OS'. The problem is with the drive itself.
Thank you. It does appear in disk management. It still look like an OS drive. but it can't be accessed - in the original photo the errors states: i/o error
but, how can I insert a photo here? I am not sure why I can't figure it out.
I put it on google drive, but that is not the link it wants.
The PC works fine without the crucial drive.
The PC was a DIY build. It has an
MSI MEG X570 Unify Motherboard
and I installed numerous drives.
3 on-board drives - NVMe M.2
1 Samsung 1TB, and 2 Crucial 2 TB
Windows 10 OS is installed on the smallest NVMe M.2
Samsung 1TB 970 Evo Plus
I also...
I took my Crucial SSD ( BX500 2.5) 1TB drive out of a laptop. It had the windows OS installed, but no data I cared about. I inserted it into my new desktop as a slave drive (along with several others). The new computer did not boot until I removed this drive, so I figured I would just need to...