I've recently been thinking of backuping my computer since it started to be faulty for no absolute reason. I opened up 'Computer' to try and solve the error. When i looked in there i saw two hard drives, One 'C:' and one 'D:'. I was a little worried because i only had one drive inside my computer and im not really a computer pro and i was wondering if i had something wrong with my pc.
My computer says i have 2 disks, but when i open my computer i only have one.
- Thread starter idusirnuq
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What possibly happened is that your single drive realized (as you did) that it was faulty, so it created another drive just in case it (the original drive) went to HDD heaven (or probably "HDD hell").
No, that was a bad joke. A very bad joke.
Probably you have a single drive and it contains two partitions - a C: partition and a D: partition. Have you accessed Disk Management to determine if this is so?
You might want to consider doing some Google research or reading some basic book on working with a PC. A little knowledge is *not* a dangerous thing in this case.
No, that was a bad joke. A very bad joke.
Probably you have a single drive and it contains two partitions - a C: partition and a D: partition. Have you accessed Disk Management to determine if this is so?
You might want to consider doing some Google research or reading some basic book on working with a PC. A little knowledge is *not* a dangerous thing in this case.
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