Menu
Ask a question Report

Second hard disk not detected in asus laptop.

- - Latest reply: Kyratech
Posts
1
Registration date
Saturday June 8, 2019
Status
Member
Last seen
June 11, 2019
 - Jun 11, 2019 at 10:15 PM
Windows Ask a question Report
Hello,
Please help me. I have a ssd and a hdd, suddenly my hard disk is not detecting. I need my data back . I tried my best but fuitile .


System Configuration: Android / Chrome 72.0.3626.105
See more 

4 replies

Report Respond to ac3mark
Posts
13034
Registration date
Monday June 3, 2013
Status
Moderator
Last seen
October 11, 2019
 1530
0
Thank you
which is the primary disk?

Boot into bios, are both disks listed?

Report Respond to asifiq07
-
I have a ssd for windows boot
Respond to ac3mark
Report Respond to asifiq07
0
Thank you
Yes both disk listed
Report Respond to ac3mark
ac3mark
Posts
13034
Registration date
Monday June 3, 2013
Status
Moderator
Last seen
October 11, 2019
 1530 -
Ok male sure the boot order lists the appropriate drive first. If you cahnge the order, be certain to save changes, and restart.
Report Respond to asifiq07
> ac3mark
Posts
13034
Registration date
Monday June 3, 2013
Status
Moderator
Last seen
October 11, 2019
 -
Didn't worked
Report Respond to ac3mark
ac3mark
Posts
13034
Registration date
Monday June 3, 2013
Status
Moderator
Last seen
October 11, 2019
 1530 -
Then drive is dead! Take it to a technician.
Report Respond to asifiq07
> ac3mark
Posts
13034
Registration date
Monday June 3, 2013
Status
Moderator
Last seen
October 11, 2019
 -
It just shows in bios. Nothing else. By the way can technician backup my data?
Report Respond to ac3mark
ac3mark
Posts
13034
Registration date
Monday June 3, 2013
Status
Moderator
Last seen
October 11, 2019
 1530 -
It depends. I cannot speak as to the level of drive failure.
Respond to asifiq07
Report Respond to arthurfuller
Posts
1
Registration date
Monday June 3, 2019
Status
Member
Last seen
June 12, 2019
0
Thank you
Have you got the solution?
Respond to arthurfuller
Report Respond to Kyratech
Posts
1
Registration date
Saturday June 8, 2019
Status
Member
Last seen
June 11, 2019
0
Thank you
Maybe you can connect or reconnect your new hard drive to the computer
Or Initialize the new hard drive:
1. Go to the start menu and click on Disk Management.
2. Find your new disk, shown as Unknown, right-click on it and select Initialize Disk.
3. Select the partition style for the selected disk - MBR or GPT, then click OK.
You can also Create partitions on the new hard drive and get it recognized by PC:

1. Open Disk Mangement.
2. Create partitions on the new hard drive to get the drive to show up on your PC.
Right-click on Unallocated space > New Simple Volume > Click Next to set partition size and drive letter, file system etc > Finish.

Besides, I think data recovery tools will be a good choice, which can restore your data quickly and safely. I have restored my data with the help of data recovery tools. Maybe you can choose one.
Hope it will help!
Respond to Kyratech
Reply Ask a question