You can't see it in disk management too? As unformatted, no partition, it's normal that it won't show up in My Computer. New disk? If not, replace SMART with CDI by the way.
Maybe because you have to ... allocate? Now create as many partitions as you want with this "disk management" and assign them letters. That's all. After this action, these partitions will be visible in My Computer.
The discussion revolves around a Seagate Barracuda 1TB disk that is detected in BIOS but not appearing in Windows 10. The user initially struggles to find the disk in Windows, despite it being recognized in BIOS (specifically on an MSI B450 Tomahawk Max motherboard). Responses suggest checking Disk Management in Windows, where the disk is shown as unallocated. The solution involves creating a new volume and formatting the drive, which resolves the issue and makes the disk visible in My Computer. Summary generated by the language model.
