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Win 7 can't see the D: drive on system
Hello,
This peculiar problem has gone across multiple substiture HD's and also changing
SATA ports multiple times.
During a system slowdown I tried some of the usual things to get the usual speed of
screen rewrites and so on. I reset the CMOS jumper. Did a system restore and just now
apparently completed a clone backup using ghost with no error.
BIOS sees whatever drive I target or choose to boot. But in all this Win7 had 'gone blind'
on seeing the d: drive. I had also tried using the administrative technique to 'activate' the
missing drive's partitions but that may have not been done accurately. Perhaps someone could help in finding what has cropped up.
As it is I have one c: drive all the time and should have a good backup boot drive. Just no recognition of D: in Win 7. I suspected the motherboard or CPU but the BIOS seems to be working.