Windows 10: External Seagate Hardrive not showing on PC - Windows 11

I recently booted up my pc after not using it for a week. When I tried to access the files on my external hard drive, it either shows as "Local Disk" with no capacity or nothing shows at all. I have tried using recovery software, using seatools, but the issue persists. It is highly important I get the information on this back.

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Seagate External Drive not showing in Windows Explorer - Windows 10

Hello,

After reading a few other related posts here, I'm hoping for a bit of additional help. My Windows 10 PC doesn't show my Seagate external hard drive in Windows Explorer, however the Seagate light turns on, I can feel the internal drive circulating, and my PC makes the sound of recognizing something being plugged into the USB port. It shows in Windows Settings under Other Devices as a Portable Drive connected to USB 3.0 and when I open Device Manager>Disk Drives, the Seagate drive is identified and under Properties it says the Seagate Portable SCSI Disk Device is working properly.

When I open Disk Management, it shows Disk 0, partition 1, Disk 0, partition 4, Disk 1, partition 1, Disk 1, partition 2, and Windows C:

All are showing healthy under Status.

I've tried the initial steps of plugging into the other USB port, but as soon as I do, the light on the external hard drive turns on, so I know the PC 'knows' the external drive is there....but I can't see it in Explorer to get access to its contents.

Any ideas you can offer would be appreciated!

 

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We appreciate the feedback, Pete. Getting in touch with Seagate support is one of your options. They may have recent or updated drivers for your external hard drive. In the meantime, since the hard drive is detected again when you unplug and replug it, we
suggest that you try changing the drive letter and its path and see if it addresses the issue. Follow the steps below:

• Right-click the Windows key and click Computer Management.
• Under Storage, click Disk Management.
• Find your Seagate External Hard Drive, right-click it and select
  Change Drive Letter and Paths.
• Click on Change and select the letter for the drive.
• Click OK, close all windows, then restart your computer.

Should the issue persists, then we suggest sharing your experience with us through our Feedback Hub. To access the Feedback Hub, follow the steps below:

• Click the Windows key.
• Look for Feedback Hub, then click it.
• In the left pane, click Feedback.

Let us know should you need further help.

Regards.

Regards.