I am new to the board so thank you in advance for your patience.
Last night I was downloading some updates before shutting down and when I went to open a zip file I noticed that it kept refusing to work. Long story short the computer suddenly could not see the solid-state Drive anymore. I will update this later when I get home with more details but it is a one terabyte solid-state drive that I use and drive… And my Windows 10 operating system is on a different solid-state drive.
After it had the problem, I rebooted the computer. Then I opened the disc partition management software… And saw the disk shown as not initialized and the operating system could not see the capacity.
Attempting to initialize the drive gave me a weird error message about the selected object not existing or something.
This happened right at dead time so I just shut the computer down and will deal with it tonight. Trying to search for suggestions led me all over the place.
“Fix your MBR! Download our SSD rescue software! Reflash your BIOS! unolug and replug the sata cable!”
Anyone got a good step by step guide for how to step through unscrewing the device?
Because the OS disk is still fine, I have normal mode access to all windows 10 apps/functions.
Any help would be most appreciated! As I said I will come back with more details after work.
Last night I was downloading some updates before shutting down and when I went to open a zip file I noticed that it kept refusing to work. Long story short the computer suddenly could not see the solid-state Drive anymore. I will update this later when I get home with more details but it is a one terabyte solid-state drive that I use and drive… And my Windows 10 operating system is on a different solid-state drive.
After it had the problem, I rebooted the computer. Then I opened the disc partition management software… And saw the disk shown as not initialized and the operating system could not see the capacity.
Attempting to initialize the drive gave me a weird error message about the selected object not existing or something.
This happened right at dead time so I just shut the computer down and will deal with it tonight. Trying to search for suggestions led me all over the place.
“Fix your MBR! Download our SSD rescue software! Reflash your BIOS! unolug and replug the sata cable!”
Anyone got a good step by step guide for how to step through unscrewing the device?
Because the OS disk is still fine, I have normal mode access to all windows 10 apps/functions.
Any help would be most appreciated! As I said I will come back with more details after work.