Hello,
I've a problem with my HDD (Seagate) for a week now, it is no longer detected by my computer (under Windows 10), so I can't boot it. This problem happened suddenly after a reboot when everything was working very well until then. At boot time the system sends me immediately to the rescue interface, from this interface I could access a command prompt and using the command "diskpart" then "list disk" the system doesn't find any disk: "There is no disks to show".
I immediately thought that my HDD must be dead but when I started the computer I could hear it running normally and by checking with a USB adapter it turns out that the HDD is working very well and its content is intact. I then thought of a problem with a defective cable but it doesn't come from the cable either. What is even more surprising is that the disk is well detected by the BIOS which displays it in the SATA 1 slot! Moreover, if I'm not talking nonsense, the fact that I have access to this backup interface doesn't make sense if the only disk I have is dead.
I really don't understand where the problem can come from, knowing that on the hardware side there seems to be no problem at all.
Do you have any idea? Thanks
I've a problem with my HDD (Seagate) for a week now, it is no longer detected by my computer (under Windows 10), so I can't boot it. This problem happened suddenly after a reboot when everything was working very well until then. At boot time the system sends me immediately to the rescue interface, from this interface I could access a command prompt and using the command "diskpart" then "list disk" the system doesn't find any disk: "There is no disks to show".
I immediately thought that my HDD must be dead but when I started the computer I could hear it running normally and by checking with a USB adapter it turns out that the HDD is working very well and its content is intact. I then thought of a problem with a defective cable but it doesn't come from the cable either. What is even more surprising is that the disk is well detected by the BIOS which displays it in the SATA 1 slot! Moreover, if I'm not talking nonsense, the fact that I have access to this backup interface doesn't make sense if the only disk I have is dead.
I really don't understand where the problem can come from, knowing that on the hardware side there seems to be no problem at all.
Do you have any idea? Thanks