My D drive is not shown. I can't open my disk.?
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go to  mycomputer and press rightclick and choose property.then\nu have to choose the hardware tab.press devicemanager. then see ..your cd rom listed over there if it is not a yellow question mark will apper.just click on it and go to the property  select roll back driver.it would work..
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okay you first need to format your drive erasing everything off of it. Then restore it from a CD. I would recommend using a program like Symantec Live State Recovery and make a base backup of it after you have say your basic progs installed or things you're always going to want. It will basically make an image of your HD and you will be able to backup from that.
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Try logging into that HDD in safe mode.  Another way would be to use an ERD that blows away all passwords.  I happen to have one.  Email me if you need to use it at dharden1205@yahoo.com
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Do you have a floppy disc in the drive?  Check that first, if not, then:\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000465.htm
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I would really recommend using NTPassword, it can be found as an ISO.  If you need to remove the drive, then do that if you must.
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New hard drives are so cheap now that I would not even waste my time debugging the problem. Go out and buy a new cheap drive and give it a shot.
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you have to format and name the drive using the admin tools then it will show up as a drive\n\nuse control panel/admin tools/computer management/storage then disk management right clcik the new drive and format as ntfs and the drive should show up in "My Computer"
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go to start, al programes, accessories, command prompt type chkdsk press enter this will check your hard drive.
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Either the disk is damaged or the drive is dirty or damaged.\n\nIf the disk is the problem, run  CheckDisk on it.  \n\nStart-->Run\n\nin the Run box, type CHKDSK A:  then press Enter.\n\nIf that doesn't work, the disk cannot be repaired, or the trouble is with the drive.
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Well, U should clean it up! If the O.S. drive (Which has got windows installed on) is full, try to uninstall the useless programs which have been installed on ur PC, and don't install any other program on D drive(If windows has been settled on D) If u wanna have ur O.S. on C u should format D and C then install windows on C again which is a lil bit tough for a beginner...\nGood luck;)
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have you reinstalled the driver for this drive? if you go into my computer is your drive there? if not it sounds like you need to go into the bios and change the drive settings
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you probably need a new disc drive, your old one is probabaly broken...  try buying a new one...
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Buy a program that "bleaches" the hard drive space.  Simply formatting the drive still leaves data retrievable, it's just not seen by Windows.
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either your harddrive is crashed, of it is bad. It need major work, if you were here where I lived you could bring it to me, but you should take it to a shop where they can find out the problem
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I guess I would need a bit more information such as have you tried rebooting?  How long has this been an issue?  Here is my answer.\n\nIf you have not already re booted, I would suggest trying that then looking for the drives once again.
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Check all the cables and connections.\n\nIf your device is detected by the OS then that is a start.\n\nCheck in the following location:\nControl Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Storage > Disk Management\n\nIf your device is shown here then great, but be warned your data may be lost and you may need to reformat the drive.\n\nHowever, if you are hearing a cranky sound then it may be that the drive has given up.  Not a good sign.\n\nCheck all of the above to make certain.  If it is a new disk then return it or get it replaced.  If unfortunately you need to buy a new disk, then AVOID Western Digital.  Get Seagate or Maxtor.\n\nGood Luck\nBattery Wizard
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Try uninstalling the drive using the Device Manager, and then reboot the computer.  When the computer reboots, Windows should detect the drive as "new hardware", and reinstall the drivers for it.  At that point you can try the drive out to see if it has restored its functionality.  If not, my suggestion would be to purchase a new drive to replace your present one.