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The thread discusses a user's issue with not being able to see drive letters in Windows Explorer, despite previously having access to four drives. Contributors suggest solutions such as checking drive visibility settings, using disk management tools, and verifying Explorer options, but the problem persists for some users. The overall sentiment indicates it’s a common and confusing issue, with some users needing to reboot or restart Explorer to restore drive visibility.
The thread discusses a user's issue with not being able to see drive letters in Windows Explorer, despite previously having access to four drives. Contributors suggest solutions such as checking drive visibility settings, using disk management tools, and verifying Explorer options, but the problem persists for some users. The overall sentiment indicates it’s a common and confusing issue, with some users needing to reboot or restart Explorer to restore drive visibility.
I have the same problem. Sometimes closing the explorer and reopening it corrects the problem. Sometimes I have to re boot to get the drives back i the explorer window or the computer window. The top line of the display moves from left to right as if the program was looking for drives and can not find any to display. The favorites and libraries sections are also empty.
Diskmgt.msc shows all of the drives as they should be.
Diskmgt.msc shows all of the drives as they should be.
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