System recovery with Alien Respawn now D: drive is not showing up

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  1. Morrch
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    I tried that and gave me the following message in the attached jpeg
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  3. solarmystic
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    Yep, that should do it... that's the expected output..

    Now reboot your computer and see what happens.
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  4. Morrch
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    Restarted and didn't get the message, everything seems fine......you were a huge help!! I was so angry after speaking with the tech support but now all seems well.

    thank god for forums lol
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  6. solarmystic
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    You're most welcome, hope you finally get to enjoy your super charged mobile beastie for what it was intended for...
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  7. DeaconFrost
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    You've surpressed the message, but that would make me fearful that I was just covering up a problem. If it was my system, I would still test the disk out.
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  8. Morrch
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    What should I use to test it, I will do that right now as well.
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  10. solarmystic
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    Open up that elevated command prompt again like was mentioned in the previous post, and type in chkdsk e: /r

    Just a heads up, it will take quite a long time based on the size of your drive.
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  11. DeaconFrost
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    Is this a Dell? If so, they should have something available to download from their website, once you go to support and enter in your service code. I believe some Dell's also have a key to press right after power on the enter diagnostics.
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  12. Morrch
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    So now after doing the diagnostic its not showing the second drive again.
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  13. Morrch
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       New #20

    I attached the diagnostic results
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