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I have a PC that once had Ubuntu Linux installed on it across 2 SATA hard drives.
The first hard drive had the root ( / ) and swap on it.
The second had ( /home ) directory as mount point. This has a large amount of data on it, formatted in ext4 I believe.
I decided to remove the first hard drive and replace it with another, and installed Windows 7 Ultimate on it. I kept the second hard drive in the PC because I want to format it into NTFS and use it as a backup/storage drive.
After installing Windows 7 on the new first drive, in Computer Management it doesn't see the other hard drive.
How can I get Windows 7 to detect and see the second hard drive in Computer Management? I would like to format it into NTFS-- Note: I do not want to have Win7 read/write to the linux filesystem, nor do I care to keep the files on it intact. I am fine with losing them since I have them backed up.
does the bios show 2 harddisks? – freethinker – 2011-05-23T08:04:47.140
If the partitions dont show in Computer Management, does the Disk itself show? – Spectre – 2011-05-23T08:48:09.907
@freethinker the BIOS did show the hard disks, but they were disabled somehow. That was the problem. – spong – 2011-05-23T19:59:44.920