ByEtnaws1
Hey people,
I installed another SSD in my PC, and it was recognized immediately, so I was able to initialize it in Disk Management. It now correctly shows as "online" there. My problem is, even after rebooting, it's not visible in Explorer. I'm a bit lost and not a huge tech whiz, but if anyone has an idea, I'd be happy to hear it.
PS: Windows 10 🙂
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Hello
Only a new MBR or a new GPT on the disk. In this case, no partition is created on the data carrier and entered into the partition table of the MBR or into the GPT. The partition table is therefore still empty.
However, a partition is necessary on the disk because only partitions are displayed in the Explorer and no physical drives. And only partitions can also be formatted with a file system.
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