Windows 10: New SSD unread on disk manegement

I'm install new additional SSD sandisk extrem 1T, in disk drive available but in disk management there is not appear

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Hard Disk is unreadable after updates

Hi Hermawan,

There are a number of reasons why hard disk drives fail. It may fail due to software or firmware damages which makes it unable to interact with the computer, or it may simply be corrupted due to problematic information on the
disk. For us to isolate you concern, we would like to ask the following questions:

• How long have you been using the device?
  
• Have you made changes on the device prior to the incident?
• Was it damaged physically prior to the incident?
• What have you done so far to resolve the issue?
  

In the meantime, we suggest you check the steps provided by
Time Lady on this
thread and see if it helps.

We look forward to your response.

 

There is No “Initialize Disk” Option for My New SSD?

I’m setting up my friend’s new SSD, but I’m having trouble initializing it. It’s listed as Disk 0, is online, and is unallocated, but nevertheless the only options I get when I right-click it are to Convert to Dynamic Disk and Convert to MBR Disk. What’s going on here?

 

Difficulties installing a new SSD

Hi RalphBrands,

Thank you for reaching back. I am sorry to hear that the steps didn't work for you. Let's try the following steps to see if this solves the issue.

It's possible that the drive has write protection, (If the drive has write protection, we can't do changes to it.) we can try to remove it by running these commands:

1) Press the Win+R keys on your keyboard to open the Run box.

2) Type diskpart -> press Enter to run it.

3) Inside the diskpart environment -> type and run each of these commands by pressing Enter.

4) Type list disk -> press Enter.

5) Identify your SSD in the list -> type select disk X -> press Enter (where X is the name of your SSD).

6) Run the command attributes disk clear readonly.

7) Wait for the process to complete

Next is to attempt to format your new SSD inside Diskpart

Run the commands in order below:

1) list disk

2) select disk n (n is the disk number you wish to format)

3) clean

4) create partition primary

5) format fs=ntfs quick

6) assign letter=x (x is the drive letter you wish the assign for the drive)

Hope this helps. Let me know so I can further assist you. Have a great day!