To access the quarantined files: Open Quarantine Tool (for example, by double-clicking it). Open the archive containing the quarantined files in Quarantine Tool by doing any of the following: From the File menu, choose Open. Click the Open icon on the toolbar. Use the Ctrl+O keyboard shortcut. Files are organized in the archive by virtual machine they were detected on and preserving their original path. If you're using Windows' tiled interface (a.k.a. Start Screen), just type 'File,' then click File Explorer when it appears. But as a creature of habit, I'm accustomed to clicking the taskbar File.

1. Windows Defender Quarantined Files
2. Find Quarantine Files In Computer

1. I had a warning pop up that a file was infected and quarantined. I opened the quarantine manager per instructions, which had one file in it. I highlighted the file, and when I clicked on the 'more details' button, the file disappeared. The scan is set to just log bad files (rather than move them or clean them up), so this is a bit disconcerting.
2. This time the device manager noted that there was a second card, but it was labelled as a Standard VGA card. I opened the card properties page in Device Manager, and tabbed to Driver tab. I clicked update driver, and this offered various driver sites. I chose the latest windows nvidia driver site, and downloaded the zip file.

If your hard drive disappeared or failed to show up in Windows 10/8/7, don't worry. This page will show you how to effectively fix hard drive disappeared error in Windows Explorer/Disk Management. If hard drive disappeared issue fixed but data lost, use EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard to recover lost data from the hard drive.

Hard drive disappeared after Windows 10 update

'Does anyone know how to make the disappeared hard drive to show up again in Windows 10? My computer received the latest Windows 10 update last night, and it automatically installed the update. The problem is that I could not see the second hard drive in File Explorer after the computer restarted. I rebooted the computer but the hard drive still disappeared. Is there a way that can help me to make the disappeared hard drive show up in Windows 10?'

When the hard drive disappeared on Windows computer, you'll not be able to visit and access the saved data. And this will result in data loss, storage space shrinking issue and other more problems. So what can you do when the hard drive disappeared on your PC? If you are facing such a problem, relax! Effective methods are available here to help now.

If it's SSD not showing up in Windows 10, go to the other page to find solutions. In addition, some of the linked page's solutions are also applicable to the HDD disappeared issue, like rescan, initialize, and check hard disk errors...

Quick fix hard drive disappeared issue in Windows 10

When hard drive failed to show up on Windows PC, you can try to connect your hard drive with a different USB port to see if it helps or not.

If not, you can also try to connect the hard drive to another computer to check if the issue replicates or not.

If the problem gets solved, you may need to change a new USB cable line or hard drive cable.

If the problem still exists, don't worry. Just follow the next offered methods to fix hard drive disappeared in Windows 10 error now.

Fix hard drive disappeared in File Explorer error

Windows Defender Quarantined Files

When you open File Explorer, and you cannot view the hard drive partition there, like D drive, E drive, and other data partitions, you can try the next two methods for help.

Method 1. Run hardware and device troubleshooter to fix hard drive disappeared issue

Find Quarantine Files In Computer

1. Press 'Windows + R' keys.
2. Type 'control' and press enter to open the control panel.
3. Type 'troubleshooting' in the control panel search box and open it.
4. Click 'view all' on the left pane.
5. Run the hardware and devices troubleshooter and follow the on-screen instructions.

Method 2. Perform partition recovery with EaseUS Partition Recovery

Windows update deletes a hard drive partition, or you accidentally perform 'Delete Volume...' in Disk Management, the hard drive will be in 'unallocated space' state. Windows 10 will not recognize a hard drive partition showing up as unallocated. You can create a new partition on the unallocated drive to make it show up again. Creating a new hard drive would help Windows system detects the drive as new, but the hard drive data is gone forever.

There are two ways to protect hard drive data from disappearing: [1] Directly perform a whole partition recovery instead of creating a new one; [2] Recover hard drive data after creating a new drive. Both ways are meant to rescue data on a disappeared hard hard drive storage, but the former method is more preferred. EaseUS Partition Recovery is able to recover the entire hard drive along with data on it.

Go to the product page and download EaseUS Partition Recovery, and follow the guide to show up a disappeared hard drive as well as data in Windows 10.

Step 1: Run EaseUS Partition Recovery on your PC.

Select the disk or device where you lost partition(s), click 'Scan' to continue.

Step 2: Wait for the scanning process to complete.

Let the program scan selected disk and find the lost partition(s).

Step 3: Preview and restore lost partition(s).

Double-click on the partition which is marked as 'Lost' with 'Good' recoverability.

Preview the content of the lost partition. Click 'OK' and click 'Proceed' to start restoring the lost partition.

Step 4: Click 'Recover Now' to finish the partition recovery process.

Note: If the program warns you that there is a conflict, back up the listed partition with essential data to an external hard drive first. Then execute the final operation to restore your lost partition.

If you choose to create a new partition on unallocated space and need data recovery afterward, then choose EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard to recover hard drive data. Being different from Partition Recovery software, using Data Recovery Wizard won't help recover a disappeared hard drive but only data on it.

Fix hard drive disappeared/not showing up in Disk Management

If the hard drive disappeared or failed to show up in Disk Management, the next two steps can easily help you out.

Step 1. Update device drivers in Windows 10

1. Right-click on the Start button and select 'Device Manager'.

2. Expand one of the categories to find the name of your device, then right-click it, and select 'Update Driver'.

3. Select 'Search automatically for updated driver software'.

If Windows doesn't find a new driver, you can try looking for one on the device manufacturer's website and follow their instructions. Otherwise, you can try to reinstall the driver by doing like this:

1. Open Device Manager, right-click the name of the device and this time select 'Uninstall device'.

2. Restart your PC and Windows will attempt to reinstall the driver.

Step 2. Change drive letter of disappeared hard drive

1. Press 'Windows + R' keys to bring up the Run dialog.

2. Type'diskmgmt.msc' and press enter to open disk management.

3. The disappeared hard drive can be detected now, right-click on it and select 'change drive letter and paths'.

4. Click 'change' and assign a different drive letter.

5. Save the changes, restart the computer and check again.