It seems like you are facing an issue with your D drive disappearing in Windows Explorer. This can be a concerning situation, especially if you had data stored on that drive. The screenshot you provided suggests that the D drive is showing as a RAW partition, which means that the file system on the partition is unrecognized by Windows. Here are a few steps you can take to try to resolve this issue and retrieve your data from the previous D drive: 1. Check Disk Management: Since you've already checked Disk Management, you can try to assign a new drive letter to the RAW partition. This might make it accessible in Windows Explorer again. 2. Use Data Recovery Software: If assigning a new drive letter doesn't work, you can try...