novicegeek
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Hi all,
So, I just turned on my computer a few days back and got the message saying that the location of my drive is unavailable. See below. Sorry, I'd attach it in a file, but the place where I save my pics is on said drive.
So, a little explanation: my desktop has two hard drives. The C drive is where most of my stuff is located, but I later added the K drive for more storage (neither are network drives). It worked great until now. When it first happened, I moved the connections a little, because I felt that the SATA cable going into the motherboard was coming into the motherboard at a bit of an angle. The first few times I adjusted the cable and turned the computer on, it worked. Then, when that no longer provided the results I was looking for, I swap out SATA cables and it's back to the drive being unavailable again.
The K Drive is still showing in the navigation pane in Windows Explorer, but of course, it provides me this message when I try to click it. When I ask, Command Prompt looks at me like it doesn't know what I'm talking about.
Both hard drives are Samsung EVO 850s with C: being 500GB and K: being 1TB.
Does anyone have an idea of what I might do next? I'd appreciate any thoughts.
Thanks all.
So, I just turned on my computer a few days back and got the message saying that the location of my drive is unavailable. See below. Sorry, I'd attach it in a file, but the place where I save my pics is on said drive.
So, a little explanation: my desktop has two hard drives. The C drive is where most of my stuff is located, but I later added the K drive for more storage (neither are network drives). It worked great until now. When it first happened, I moved the connections a little, because I felt that the SATA cable going into the motherboard was coming into the motherboard at a bit of an angle. The first few times I adjusted the cable and turned the computer on, it worked. Then, when that no longer provided the results I was looking for, I swap out SATA cables and it's back to the drive being unavailable again.
The K Drive is still showing in the navigation pane in Windows Explorer, but of course, it provides me this message when I try to click it. When I ask, Command Prompt looks at me like it doesn't know what I'm talking about.
Both hard drives are Samsung EVO 850s with C: being 500GB and K: being 1TB.
Does anyone have an idea of what I might do next? I'd appreciate any thoughts.
Thanks all.