Why New Hard Drive is not Showing up in Disk Management?
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Summary
Many users complain that newly installed hard drive is not showing up in Disk Management. To solve the problem, we will provide 4 effective solutions to you based on different scenarios.
Why New Hard Drive is not Showing up in Disk Management
If the newly installed hard drive is not showing up in Disk Management, you should consider these scenarios:
- Faulty SATA cable
- HDD/SSD in storage pool
- Uninstalled or damaged SATA (RAID) driver
- Wrong SATA storage controller protocol
- Incompatibility between storage controller driver and the new hard drive
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Solution 1: Change SATA Cable and Port
Steps:
① Restart the computer and enter into BIOS. Try to press F (F2, F4, F8, F10, F12) key or DEL key (only for Dell), or check the computer instruction to enter.
② In BIOS, go to the Boot tab (or Boot Device Priority). Check whether the new installed hard drive is showing up or not. If it is visible, shut down the computer and change the SATA cable and the port.
③ After that, start the computer and check whether it is visible in Disk Management.
Solution 2: Change SATA Controller Mode
Steps::
① Restart the computer. Then, press the hot key (F2/F10) to enter BIOS.
② In BIOS, find the options including SATA, IDE and AHCI. Then, change the mode from IDE to AHCI in the option [Configure SATA as].
The Lenovo user can press F1 to enter BIOS, and then select [Devices] > [ATA Drives Setup] > [Configure SATA as] > [AHCI]. Finally, press F10 to save the setting and exit.
Solution 3: Update Main board Controller and IDE ATA Controller Driver
① Press [Win + r] to open Run. Then, type and run [devmgmt.msc] to open Device Manager.
Note: You can download and install the correct driver software from the main board suppler.
⑤ Finally, check whether the problem has been solved. If not, try the next solution.
Solution 4: Delete Hard Disk in Storage Pool
Steps:
① Press [Win + R] to open Run. Then, type and run [control] to open Control Panel.
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Supported systems Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS X10.6, 10.7, 10.8.
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