- Nov 19, 2011
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Hello. I've just moved and brought my HDDs on my handbag with me, to make sure they wouldn't be shuffled around as the luggage being handled by the airport throwers.
One of my HDDs though is not working properly. First it wasn't being detected. Then I got a new sata cable and plugged it in a different SATA port.
It is now detected, showing as Local Disk E: (instead of Data, which is it's name) and can't be accessed. If I look at it using Active@ Disk Editor it's all there. It's name, files and folders. I ran chkdsk on CMD and I got this:
If I click on it on File Explorer tho I get a message:
E:\ is not accessible.
The parameter is incorrect.
What should I do? Thanks!!!
EDIT: In the interest of full disclosure: I was missing a few cables from my modular PSU. So, in fact, I was only using 2 of my SSDs and one HDD. I have 2 more HDDs. I used it for around 2 weeks. Today I got the cables, tried plugging everything in (as it was before moving) and I got this issue.
One of my HDDs though is not working properly. First it wasn't being detected. Then I got a new sata cable and plugged it in a different SATA port.
It is now detected, showing as Local Disk E: (instead of Data, which is it's name) and can't be accessed. If I look at it using Active@ Disk Editor it's all there. It's name, files and folders. I ran chkdsk on CMD and I got this:
If I click on it on File Explorer tho I get a message:
E:\ is not accessible.
The parameter is incorrect.
What should I do? Thanks!!!
EDIT: In the interest of full disclosure: I was missing a few cables from my modular PSU. So, in fact, I was only using 2 of my SSDs and one HDD. I have 2 more HDDs. I used it for around 2 weeks. Today I got the cables, tried plugging everything in (as it was before moving) and I got this issue.
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