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Seagate hard disk detected in BIOS but not showing up in disk management: I have two hard drives, one for OS installation and another as secondary one. secondary one is of capacity 2TB and it's Seagate barracuda 7200rpm. I checked BIOS, it's detected there but in disk management it isn't showing up. although when I'm opening disk management opens another pop up window titled "initialize disk" and there options inside. When i close that window, there's only C drive which is the first hard disk I was talking about. But in the bottom pane, there is disk 0 which is saying not initialized, that I can understand. But the thing is bothering me most that it says only 3.86GB unallocated. I tried searching google for remedy, came upon some answers saying to initialize the disk and make partition and similar to these. Some also suggested to use windows installer disk to check the drives are showing up there or not. I tried all that, nothing happened. Now the question is, in this state is there any chance I can retrieve my data back if somehow I bring the drives back?
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