Windows 10: My E:\ and F:\ Drives Appear with a Blue Question Mark in Quick Access

My E:\ and F:\ Drives Appears to Have a Blue Question Mark in Quick AccessHello Microsoft Support,I’m experiencing an issue with my internal hard drives on my HP ProDesk 600 G1 Tower. The drives, which should be 500 GB each, are not appearing correctly in Windows and don't open at all. Below are the specifics of the problemroblem Summary:My internal E:\ and F:\ drives show up with a blue question mark above their drive letters in Quick Access.In Disk Management, the drives appear as "Disk 0 Parition 1" with only 100 MB capacity, while they should be 500 GB each.I've used various diagnostic t

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My F Drive has a blue question mark over it

I cannot access the external storage plugged into my USB drive and the F Drive has a blue question mark over it

 

Drive F with question mark and disk space mysteriously decreasing

Hi Edwin, I bought a new cable for my external hdd then I plugged it in. The F Drive with question mark was gone however it appears again once I remove my external hdd and there is no option to "unpin" it from the quick access.

 

Blue Question Mark on D: drive, inaccessable

My D: drive has disappeared from the "My PC" section in File Explorer and can only be found in Quick Access. It is inaccessible and has a blue question mark next to it. I did not do anything to the drive recently so I have no idea what has happened.

I have tried:

Disk Cleanup - the drive does not appear on there

CHKDSK in Command Prompt - it said it was an "invalid parameter"

Ran virus scan - Only ran quick one but nothing was found

The only significant thing I did recently was downloading and installing Python via the official website and my computer blue-screening a few minutes prior to me finding out that the drive was missing.

Any help is appreciated.