In the New Simple Volume Wizard window, tap on “ Next>“.Ħ. Then, right-click on it and tap on “ New Simple Volume…“.ĥ. When the Disk Management utility appears, check for any unallocated space.Ĥ. Next, type “ diskmgmt.msc” and click on “ OK“.ģ. Pressing the Windows key and the R keys together will bring up Run.Ģ. If you can see an unallocated space for a particular drive, you can create a new partition with it.ġ. You may close the Disk Management window. This will designate that particular drive letter to the drive. You can choose any of the available drive letters. Further, switch to the “ Assign the following drive letter:” option.ĥ. Now, tap on “ Add…” to add a new drive letter to the drive.Ĥ. Here, right-click on the new formatted drive and tap on “ Change Drive Letter and Paths…“.ģ.

You can further find the drive again in the File Explorer.Īdditionally, you can add a drive letter to this newly formatted drive. When the prompt appears, tap on “ OK” to confirm your action.

Then, tap on “ OK” to format the drive.ħ. Set the ‘Volume label:’ and ‘File system:’ according to your need.Ħ. Right-click on the Windows icon and tap on “ Disk Management“.ĥ. In the majority of cases, it can be a simple case of an unformatted drive.ġ. 1 – Open RUN by pressing Windows and R keyĢ -Now, Type diskmgmt.msc in it and click OKģ – Now, Locate the partition which is not showing lettersĤ – Right click on it and choose Change drive letter and paths…ĥ – Now, follow On screen instructions to assign a drive letter Fix 2 – Initialize diskġ – Open RUN command box by pressing Windows and R keyģ – Now, Locate that partition which is not showing letters and right click on itĥ – Select either MBR or GPT partition style for your diskĦ – Now, again go to disk management and then, right-click on the unallocated disk space and select New Simple Volume Fix 3 – Format and assign a new drive

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