Hello, I have a problem with one hard disk on my computer, this is 1T HDD from Toshiba. Bios does not detect it connected, but 2 Adata 120 GB SSDs already detect. In Windows 10, it shows like disk 1, but when I want to add it, I get the problem The file cannot be found. The motherboard model is...

Can you read SMART? Embed screen from CrystalDiskInfo.

can I download this program from the internet? Sorry to ask such questions, but I'm not in it.

For future silly questions google

Typical questions - can you hear the disk spinning plates, is it visible in UEFI, can you read SMART, if not using CDI, then with bootable MHDD (you can then disconnect the SSD for the time of MHDD - maybe they are interfering), does it work on another SATA channel (socket)? The PC components are placed in an anti-electrostatic film. The person packing the disk in bubble wrap probably counted on his electrostatic killing - it could be damaged.

The disc is new, as you can see (I say that since it was delivered in foil). You can also see on the screen that it has not been initialized (new disks have it). When entering disk management, a message pops up saying that not all drives have been initialized and the question is whether to do so. You must click yes. Then follow the instructions on the screen. Initialize this disk as MBR, then assign a letter, format and it will whisk.

I don't know, by me should be unallocated. I might be wrong: Added after 45 : But in bubble? P

And I know it. I recently put in a new disk and had to perform exactly the same procedure. Unallocated will be shown immediately after initialization, so you must assign a letter and format.

Disk loudly walks in neighbor stated mechanical damage to the disk to be replaced. Subject to close

Bios (UEFI) Unable to Detect Toshiba 1TB HDD on Gigabyte M250 Pro-VDC mATX - Windows 10 Issue

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Hello, I have a problem with one hard disk on my computer, this is 1T HDD from Toshiba. Bios does not detect it connected, but 2 Adata 120 GB SSDs already detect. In Windows 10, it shows like disk 1, but when I want to add it, I get the problem "The file cannot be found". The motherboard model is Gagabyte m250 pro-vdc mATX if that would be helpful. In addition, the disk was delivered to me only in bubble wrap. Thank you in advance for your help and sorry for any mistakes in the text.

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Can you read SMART? Embed screen from CrystalDiskInfo.
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can I download this program from the internet? Sorry to ask such questions, but I'm not in it.
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https://crystalmark.info/download/index-e.html
For future silly questions google
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Typical questions - can you hear the disk "spinning plates", is it visible in UEFI, can you read SMART, if not using CDI, then with bootable MHDD (you can then disconnect the SSD for the time of MHDD - maybe they are interfering), does it work on another SATA channel (socket)?

EnklawowyBobru wrote:
In addition, the disk was delivered to me only in bubble wrap.

The PC components are placed in an anti-electrostatic film. The person packing the disk in bubble wrap probably counted on his electrostatic killing - it could be damaged.
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The disc is new, as you can see (I say that since it was delivered in foil). You can also see on the screen that it has not been initialized (new disks have it). When entering disk management, a message pops up saying that not all drives have been initialized and the question is whether to do so. You must click yes. Then follow the instructions on the screen. Initialize this disk as MBR, then assign a letter, format and it will whisk.
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I don't know, by me should be "unallocated". I might be wrong:

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The disc is new, as you can see (I say that since it was delivered in foil).

But in "bubble"? P
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safbot1st wrote:
I don't know, by me should be "unallocated". I might be wrong:

And I know it. I recently put in a new disk and had to perform exactly the same procedure. Unallocated will be shown immediately after initialization, so you must assign a letter and format.
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Disk loudly walks in neighbor stated mechanical damage to the disk to be replaced. Subject to close
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The discussion revolves around a Toshiba 1TB HDD that is not detected by the BIOS (UEFI) on a Gigabyte M250 Pro-VDC mATX motherboard, while two Adata 120GB SSDs are recognized. Users suggest checking the SMART status using CrystalDiskInfo and initializing the disk in Windows Disk Management. There are concerns about potential mechanical damage to the HDD, as one user noted it was making loud noises. Recommendations include testing the HDD on different SATA ports and ensuring proper initialization and formatting procedures are followed.
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