Delete all possible USB drives, FireWire drives and external drives which have a drive letter.ĭO NOT delete any of the fixed Hard Disk Drives or CD/DVD optical drives registry values.Įxclude \DosDevice\A: which normally reserved for floppy disk drives. Under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices there will be registry keys with the name that resembles the format of \DosDevice\X: where X can be any alphabet letter which corresponding to your physical system drive letter.ĥ. Save it as Devices.reg, it should default to My Documents.Ĥ. Save this file as you may need it in case something goes wrong. Right click on MountedDevices and select Export. Open Registry Editor by typing regedt32 in the Run box and navigate to the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices. Disconnect all USB or FireWire storage devices.ģ. DO NOT delete any of the fixed hard disk drives or CD/DVD optical drives registry values.Ģ. For now, I think that it was the bad block.Write down all fixed Disk and CD/DVD drive letters so as not to delete them. I've found a few apps that were broken and need to be reinstalled.Ĭreazyd - I'll keep the chipset drivers and power supply in mind to check if it disappears again. So far, the D: drive is still present.NET is fixed. I'm pretty sure there were still more updates to follow. I tried the SP3 update again and it installed. I figured I may as well finish all of the updates. I bypassed the SP3 update and did about 80 M$ updates. Camels are disappearing in India Along with Diamonds and Titan Blood. I then did about 20 or so M$ updates and the D: drive came back. Truman Capote was an American writer whose non-fiction, stories, novels and plays. After that, the D: drive was still gone and. Then I did a non-destructive repair install of Windows. I have installed Windows 10 a few weeks ago and suddenly it does not see a drive D: It lists only drive C: and DVD E: I have stoked up the device manager and looked at disks, there is only one physical disk listed. Right before I lost the D: drive, the numlock wouldn't automatically come on. That fixed my numlock key being turned on at start up. It took longer and reported that it fixed the bad block which I knew was there and wasn't fixed when running it on restart. I ran chkdsk /r from the recovery console against my C: drive.
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