(You can still recover data after formatting the hard drive with the right tool) Step 2: Find your hard drive from the left column, right-click it, and hit ' Format volume'. Step 1: Right-click on ' Start' and double-click ' Disk Management'. If you have valuable information, make sure you back it up in somewhere secure. Note that this method will completely erase all the data stored on the hard drive. Solution 3: Format or Create a New Volume on the Hard Drive Step 3: If the drive has no letter assigned to it, hit ' Add' and choose a new drive letter. Step 2: Right-click the hard drive from the sections and click ' Change Drive Letter and Path'. Step 1: Press 'X' while holding down the Windows key. Solution 2: Assign Hard Drive with a New Drive Letter Follow it to update the hard drive drivers. Step 6: You will find an onscreen guide in the Update Driver Software Wizard. Step 5: Right-click ' USB' and click ' Update Driver Software'.

Step 4: Select the specific USB component you want to update. Step 3: Now, reconnect the hard drive to your computer, open ' Device Manager' and click ' Universal Serial Bus Controllers' again. Step 2: In that view, right-click the hard drive and hit ' Uninstall'. Next, select ' Universal Serial Bus Controllers'. Step 1: Connect the hard drive to your PC and launch Device Manager. Solution 4: Recover Data from the Hard Drive That Shows up in Disk Management but Not My Computer Solution 1: Update or Reinstall Hard Drive Drivers LineRescue Recover Deleted files from Win/Hard Drive AnyRecover for PC Recover Deleted files from Win/Mac/Hard DriveĪnyRecover for iOS Recover Deleted files from iPhoneĪnyRecover for Android Recover Deleted files from Android

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