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by serednesky.2 Accepted solution
by bart777 Accepted solution
Go to the computer management screen (Right click on My Coputer and select manage) then go to the disk manager.
You should see the second drive there. Right click on it and activate the drive.
by serednesky.2 Accepted solution
by bart777 Accepted solution
If you don't see it there I would open the case and try these steps.
1) disconnect the second drive.
2) reboot the PC and log in normally.
3) shutdown the PC.
4) Reconnect the second drive
5) let it activate the drive on reboot when it prompts you.
by oh smeg Accepted solution
And see if the Drive is picked up there. If not open BIOS and look at the installed HDD's there.
As you didn't setup this unit almost anything is possible but I would imagine that some software has been used to to stop Windows seeing the original HDD so you may have to remove it from the system and fit it to a USB Caddy to recover your data if the original Drive was not cloned to the new HDD that has been fitted.
As for what is required to get the drive working in this system you should call the company who fitted the new drive and ask them for a solution as they know what they did to the computer.
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