Every time I run Storage Manager I get the error "You must initialize a disk before Logical Disk Manager can access it" for a disk labelled as "Disk 4"
I have 4 disks:
Disk 0: Data Drive
Disk 1: Data Drive (mirrored with disk 0)
Disk 2: SSD Scratch disk for video editing etc
Disk 3: Boot drive containing OS
However, ALL OF MY DISKS are already shown in Disk Management. It looks like Disk 4 is a Phantom Disk, which Windows "thinks" it can see but ii not really there.
When I click "OK" to initialise the disk, I get error message "Unable to initialise disk. There was a fatal hardware error"
The system is in good health and there are ZERO faults showing in Device Manager, including USB drivers.
Has anyone ever seen this before?
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Windows 11 64 bit
Gigabyte Aurus Extreme x670e
AMD Ryzen 9 7950x
I have 4 disks:
Disk 0: Data Drive
Disk 1: Data Drive (mirrored with disk 0)
Disk 2: SSD Scratch disk for video editing etc
Disk 3: Boot drive containing OS
However, ALL OF MY DISKS are already shown in Disk Management. It looks like Disk 4 is a Phantom Disk, which Windows "thinks" it can see but ii not really there.
When I click "OK" to initialise the disk, I get error message "Unable to initialise disk. There was a fatal hardware error"
The system is in good health and there are ZERO faults showing in Device Manager, including USB drivers.
Has anyone ever seen this before?
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Windows 11 64 bit
Gigabyte Aurus Extreme x670e
AMD Ryzen 9 7950x