Graham I think this is following a Windows 10 update, I read something
about it on The Register. It didn't happen to the windows laptop I have
as I had my data on a drive connected via a USB 3.0 port.
You should be able to re activate the data drive by using disk
management and giving the errant drive a drive letter.
Doesn't happen with Linux :-)
Betty
On 02/05/2019 12:52, Graham White via Leedslist wrote:
Hi All
My PC has 2 hard drives, a SSD (drive C:) which I keep all the operating
systems and programmes on and a conventional hard drive (drive E:) which I use
to put all data on, pics, music etc.
Problem is that drive E: has disappeared! Any ideas as to how to recover it?
I mean it must still physically be there.
Cheers
Graham White
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