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Asked by calvert317 in Windows Vista, Computer Hard Drives
Last week I added a WD20eads 2T hard drive to my HP m8200n that was running Vista Home Premium. It seemed to install correctly, was seen in set up, device manager, etc. But then the PC lost files that I saved to the new 2 T HD. Chkdsk found the files again and reindexed them. The second time this happened I decided to start over with a new install of Vista Ultimate on a new WD 1T HD. After this install, I added the 2T HD. The new OS recognized only one of the two partitions on that 2 T drive. Boot dialogue reported one partition (F:) "file system clean". But for the other (G:) the message was "file type is NTFS. Unable to determine Volume version and state. Chkdsk aborted". Disk management saw G: as a raw partition. Here's the weird part. When I set up the PC again with the old HD that has its old Vista Home premium OS it reads the G:partition without problems. Where would you start to troubleshoot this? The 2T drive has the data files I want to transfer to the new Vista Ultimate 1T drive. Thanks. Olivia
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