Festplatte versehentlich auf Aktiv gestellt seit dem bootet sie nicht mehr?

Hallo zusammen,

habe meine Festplatte versehentlich bei der Datenträgerverwaltung auf Aktiv gestellt , seit dem bootet die Festplatte nicht mehr ?

bitte um schnelle Hilfe

Vorher

nacher

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CatsEyes
1 year ago

Since before the Windows installation seems to have been made incorrect, according to the first picture, the two panels apparently have a boot partition, i.e. almost twice Windows on the computer.

If you take out the board that you later activated, pull off the cables, then what happens?

CatsEyes
1 year ago
Reply to  hsv1606

Then take the other plate. If it doesn’t, it’ll be difficult. Sure are wicjtige but unsecured data on the plates? With a Windows installation stick, you can also repair an existing unworking Windows.

CatsEyes
1 year ago

Honestly: As chubby as it looks, I would simply reinstall Windows on the faster of the two panels. Take the other plate out. Then reinstall Windows on the remaining disk and delete all existing partitions. Previously, if not already done, secure data!

Since the previous history of the installation is not known, you now have two plates each with a start partition and a Windows, you will only be able to completely solve the node by reinstalling it.

If then Windows runs with one disk, the other one does not yet install! Previously on this board, delete the first boot partition by USB-SATA adapter! Otherwise you’ll get some problems when you’re installed.

Everything else shouldn’t really work, just because it seems to me that you don’t have that look — sorry…

CatsEyes
1 year ago

Even if you fix the bootable stick as the first boot medium in the BIOS?

Physics96
1 year ago

You should be able to undo this again with Diskpart.

Simply open the console (to be found under Advanced Options or Bootstick) and enter the following commands:

  • discount
  • list
  • select disk x (choice number)
  • list partition
  • select partition x (choice number)
  • inactive
CatsEyes
1 year ago
Reply to  hsv1606

I thought Windows didn’t boot at all?

Physics96
1 year ago
Reply to  hsv1606

What happened to the partitions on the disk 0? Did you clear her?

Physics96
1 year ago
Reply to  hsv1606

You got both plates in there? This is a cudddel dumpling with you because the boot partition and recovery partition are not on the same disk as Windows.

CatsEyes
1 year ago

I wonder why those small invisible Windows EFI boot partitions on both panels are on it, that doesn’t happen in normal installations. Somehow, your Windows is distributed on both disks, reliant and now gets messed up. Secure data on the faster disk (all in the computer!) Reinstalling Windows, etc., as I wrote here before, is the cleanest solution. Some plate manipulations do not solve the problem causally.

Physics96
1 year ago

How? The hard drive is booting at another computer?

Physics96
1 year ago

So I’m not looking through that anymore. The best thing would be if you reinstall Windows. And take the other plate out before, then format it.

Of course, you can also try the start help with the Windows boot stick. Maybe it does.