Hello, i am having problem with my 80 GB Sata Hard when i was making my flash xp bootable with "win to flash" softwear my system restars and after that i can't see my (D,E,F ) derives only 'C' derive is visible. Disk part> list disk disk ### > Disk 0 Status> Online Size> 75 GB Free > 0 B

You can user Windows XP Tweak UI tools and that will help you to make those drive visible.MCSE Certified

Hello, i am having problem with my 80 GB Sata Hard when i was making my flash xp bootable with "win to flash" softwear my system restars and after that i can't see my (D,E,F ) derives only 'C' derive is visible. Disk part> list disk disk ### > Disk 0 Status> Online Size> 75 GB Free > 0 B Hello, Please post this question in XP forum. This forum is for discussions on Windows Servers. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/itproxpsp/threadsVote As Helpful, if you find my information useful ! This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties or guarantees and confers no rights.

Hi, What you got with list disk is expected. You can try to use "list volume" command to see whether you can see those volumes. You can also open Disk Management to see whether you can see then. Best Regards, Vincent Hu

i get the same result with list volume two partions are visiable in recovery softwear partion 0 and partion 1 partion 1 is C drive and partion 0 is having all the of data remaing derives like D,E,F derives! how to recover back my data???

i used Tweak UI and all of derives which are missing from my computer are with Red color and ? sign!

Hi, when i was making my flash xp bootable with "win to flash" softwear >> It seems that some disk issue occurred during the above process. If there are important data in the disk, it is recommended that you contact some data recovery professional to check your disk. Best regards, Vincent Hu

Hi, when i was making my flash xp bootable with "win to flash" softwear >> It seems that some disk issue occurred during the above process. If there are important data in the disk, it is recommended that you contact some data recovery professional to check your disk. Best regards, Vincent Hu