Why can my computer detect the hard drive but not read the partition?

The partition tool can see the hard drive, but I can't find it in my computer.

Hello, if you can see the hard drive in the partition tool, but you can't find the hard drive in my computer, it may be because the hard drive is not assigned a drive letter or is not formatted. You can try the following steps to resolve the issue: Assign drive letters:

In the partition utility software, find the hard disk you want to add a drive letter to, right-click on it, select "Change Drive Letter and Path Burning Stool", click the "Add" button in the pop-up window, select the available disk symbols, and click the "OK" button to assign a drive letter to the hard disk. Format the hard drive: If your hard drive has not been formatted, find the corresponding hard drive in the partition tool, right-click the hard drive, select "New Volume", and follow the wizard to complete the formatting process.

Check Device Drivers: In addition to the above two methods, you can also try to check if the drivers for your hard drive are installed correctly. You can find the "Device Manager", "Disk Drive" option in the computer management interface to check if the hard drive driver is normal.

Hopefully, the above methods will help you find your hard drive in My Computer, so that you can use and manage your hard drive normally.

Summary. The hard disk is a white disk, i.e. no partitioning and formatting, the system does not recognize (of course this will not be the case with yours);

The system is corrupted and the system cannot be started;

The hard drive has serious physical damage such as damage to the hard disk controller or other components.

Enter XP, right-click on "My Computer", click on "Management", "Storage", "Disk Management", find the slave disk, right-click, convert to local disk, or "Activate external disk" option, and you're done!

Disk Management does not recognize the hard disk.

Hello. 1.The hard disk is a white disk, i.e. no partitioning and formatting, the system does not recognize (of course this will not be the case with yours); 2.

The system is corrupted and the system cannot be started; 3.The hard drive has serious physical damage such as damage to the hard disk controller or other components4Enter XP, right-click on "My Computer", click on "Management", "Storage", "Disk Management", find the slave disk, right-click, convert to local disk, or "Activate external disk" option, and you're done!

The partition assistant software can identify the hard disk partition, prove that the hard disk does not have hardware problems, and the system cannot recognize that it may be caused by software failure or improper settings, at this time, you can fix it as follows:

1) Right-click on my computer, select Manage > Disk Management, confirm whether the hard disk partition is listed in it at this time, 2) Confirm whether there is a drive letter name and path that does not accompany the partition, if not, right-click on the partition, and select the "Assign Drive Letter and Path" command in the menu to re-establish it.

3) If the above operation fails, remember that the partition is "volumn x" and x represents a number.

Press Win+R to open the Run dialog box under the system, enter "diskpart", and continue to enter "selectdisk x" and "selectdisk volume"."format", after which the partition will be formatted and ready to use.

Partition exception.

Also, Windows system does not recognize partitions for Mac and Linux systems.

Here's how the computer can't recognize the hard disk

1. The system does not find or cannot recognize the hard disk after booting

This type of case'As a result, the system cannot boot the hard disk, even if we boot the computer by other means, we cannot find the hard disk. The solution to this situation is actually quite simple, because so far, I have not heard of that hard drive has compatibility problems with the motherboard.

There is a high possibility that this kind of problem will occur on the cable between the hard disk and the motherboard, so it is recommended that you replace the cable between the hard disk and the motherboard.

If it is not a problem of connection, then you can take a look at whether the master-slave line on the hard disk is set correctly, and how to set the position of the master-slave jumper will generally have a prompt on the hard disk, and set the hard disk as a master disk or a slave disk according to your own needs to solve this kind of problem.

2. Improper BIOS settings cause problems with the hard disk

This type of problem is generally not the responsibility of the user, because today's motherboards use the function of automatically detecting the type and brand of the hard disk, so it is usually not changed, but because some motherboards may have the wrong situation of identifying the type of hard disk when running, this situation will also cause the system to fail to boot from the hard disk.

In addition, in the BIOS of the motherboard, you can also set the working modes of the hard disk, such as normal, LBA and large, which must be set according to the situation of the hard disk, otherwise it is very likely that there will be a dagger Runtian. The solution for this type of work can be solved by following the correct settings of the motherboard's BIOS instructions and the hard drive itself.

3. There is a master bootloader but the hard disk cannot be started:

As we all know, the hard disk has a master boot area, in which the master boot program is stored, if there is a problem with the master boot program, then the system can not boot from the hard disk is a very normal thing.

It's not a very complicated thing to troubleshoot this problem, as long as you type the fdisk mbr command in DOS mode, mainly because the fdisk command file already contains a hard disk bootloader, and since Microsoft has thought of it, why not use it.

Reasons why the computer does not recognize the hard disk:

1. There is a problem with the hard disk itself, it may be broken, use a tool to detect it, and if it is broken, it can only be sent for repair.

2. The data cable or power cord is not plugged in, check it.

3. After long-term use of the hard disk, the oxidation on the gold finger of the back circuit board leads to poor contact, and you need to remove the oxide on the gold finger by yourself.