My Hard Disk Not Showing In My Computer, Disk Management , Inside Bios...Help What To Do...?

[mac@2020]

My Hard Disk Not Showing In My Computer, Disk Management , Inside Bios...Help What To Do...?

 

[Uncle Mac]

Does it need Initiating >>> Is it new etc.. More details or denied.. Its your PC

 

[Cyler]

There are a few things but first, you need to remain calm. Please tell us more details, we are not oracles.
Type of disk (SSD, spinner, nvme), Motherboard, way of connecting, and when and how the issue happened (for example after a power failure, accident, etc)?

 

[arachnoid]

Inside Bios...

If its not showing in the bios then any operating system installed will not be able to discover its presence.
Recheck its compatible with the motherboard and that its installed correctly.
Is the port is connected to enabled in the bios
Is it a hard drive, SSD or an M2?
If its a hard drive is there power to it?

 

[Wichestery2k]

is it a SSD or regular hd??

use a partition tooll boot dvd to see if it's recognized and reformat it...

here's a few https://www.teamos.xyz/torrents/?filename=partition

 

[TemmyD1]

If you have an external HDD connector or case, use that first. If there is no HDD activity, it might be dead.

 

[Sharrow]

I agree with all of the above.
Do what's been suggested and get back to us.

 

[SiteWizard]

is he hdd / ssd conected to the motherboard correct (check this please ) it can be that the cable is lose
very simple ... also when it should be plugin good then pull it out restart the computer and check the bios if it is gone .. after that plug it back in and restart and check if it is in the bios otherwise have you update the bios ??

 

[Cveete]

if already connect properly still can't detect at bios, that means your hdd was k.o.

 

[dumb_man]

Try connecting it with a new SATA cable. Sometimes the cable is defective.
Also try using other SATA sockets on the motherboard as it's possible that the SATA socket youve connected it to is defective
How old is this hard disk? What is it's model number? When was it last used? Does it have important data on it?

 

[raj7000]

First of all which type of drive is it HDD, SATA SSD or NVME M.2. If it is a HDD then check whether it is spinning or not and does it have any kind of ticking noise. If it is not spinning or it has a ticking noise then your HDD is Dead. If you have a SATA SSD check whether it is recognized in BIOS or not and as for NVME M.2 first of all check your MOTHERBOARD Configuration whether it has a NVME M.2 Slot and if it has then check in BIOS whether it is enabled and NVME is detected in BIOS or not. If the Drive is not showing in BIOS then probably your drive is gone. If you have any other drive then connect it to your computer and see whether it is recognized in BIOS or not. If that drive is Recognized in BIOS then probably your Drive is gone and if it is not Recognized then there is a fault with your motherboard

 

[Uncle Mac]

This is enough here if author isnt going to show up . Thanks everyone..