Windows 10: My Seagate Expansion 1TB on File history D is not accessible. The file or directory is...

When I'm trying to access my FileHistory, my File History D drive got corrupted and unreadable. But C:\ File History still readable. My Seagate Expansion 1TB health is below:

Crystal DIsk Info:



Full scan HD Tune yesterday:



HDSentinel:



When I'm trying to access this FileHistory Data D, it's corrupted and unreadable.



Strangely enough, the Seagate Expansion 1TB External harddisk I just bought about a month ago and the problem was when I tried to access the File History and I surprised that the directory was corrupted and unreadable. There are no bad sectors on my External Harddisk. Any way to fix this?

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File History can't find attached drive - Windows 10

Suvarna,

I appreciate the reply. Unfortunately, taking these steps did not fix the problem. Although nothing otherwise seems to be wrong with the attached hard drive (it's a brand-new 1TB Seagate Expansion portable drive), Windows doesn't seem to recognize it for
the purposes of creating a file history. It recognized my HP portable drive just fine, but that isn't as big and isn't the drive I want to use.

 

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Hi,

To isolate this concern, we suggest that you follow the steps below:

• Open File History folder.
• Select all the files that you don't want to be accessed.
• Right-click on the highlighted files and choose Properties.
  
• Go to Security tab.
• Click on Advanced.
• Select all the user account that you don't want to have access on your File History folder.
• Click on Disable inheritance.
• Lastly, click on OK.

Let us know how it goes.