I own two disic drives on my computer D Drive will configurate, but C drive will not it keep wise saying start up have changed going final to the beguning ,Whots wrong near it and how can i fix it?
Answers:
If you hold a startup disk (bootable disc or diskette), insert it in the proper drive and restart your computer. Before it boots, enter the BIOS setup program and set the drive you enjoy the startup disk into as the primary booting device. Save the settings and restart the computer (if it doesn't restart by itself after closing the BIOS setup program). Wait untill the OS starts and try to access the strong drive that doesn't work usually. If you can and you see your files, wager on them up (on the other easier said than done drive if you don't enjoy any other option) and format the drive that won't work using a wallet system your OS accept.
If the OS be installed on that drive, reinstall it, after restore your files wager on where on earth they be past.
If you can't access the drive but you are sure that it is properlly installed (both the background and power cable are ably connected and, if you hold another drive on duplicate cable, one drive is set as "master" and the other one as "slave"), try using "KillDisk" on it. You will lose any information on the disk, but after that, the hard-drive will behave of late close to a bright rock-hard drive that you stipulation to format. Format it and install an OS (if it be installed on that drive beforehand and/or you want to).
There might be another piece that cause a hard-drive to behave strange: an optical drive (CD or DVD player or writer) installed on matching background cable, even if one is set as "master" and the other one as "slave". Check to see if it's not your luggage.
If adjectives those founder, replace the hard-drive completly: it's broken. At a service center, they might know how to get better some files you have on that broken drive.
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What do you parsimonious by configurate?
Mike