Hello,
I have an external SATA hard drive which I use inside a USB enclosure to back up things occasionally. Sometimes when I reboot Windows, that hard drive disappears from the MyComputer list and I need to go to My Computer>Manage>Disk Management, where that disk appears as OFFLINE and right-click to it and press something like "Activate" (not quite sure of the exact menu name but something like that) and the disk is activated and appears in My Computer as usual.
This exact procedure I have done many times but last night and while being in a rush I must have accidentaly right-clicked on the disk and pressed "Convert to dynamic disk" (I cannot recall at all if I pressed immediatelly "Enter" after that, all this happened in seconds). Now the whole capacity of the disk appears as Unallocated and there are no other options in the right-click menu apart from "New Partition", "Properties" and "Help".
This can't be final, can it? How can I revert back to my original partition?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I have an external SATA hard drive which I use inside a USB enclosure to back up things occasionally. Sometimes when I reboot Windows, that hard drive disappears from the MyComputer list and I need to go to My Computer>Manage>Disk Management, where that disk appears as OFFLINE and right-click to it and press something like "Activate" (not quite sure of the exact menu name but something like that) and the disk is activated and appears in My Computer as usual.
This exact procedure I have done many times but last night and while being in a rush I must have accidentaly right-clicked on the disk and pressed "Convert to dynamic disk" (I cannot recall at all if I pressed immediatelly "Enter" after that, all this happened in seconds). Now the whole capacity of the disk appears as Unallocated and there are no other options in the right-click menu apart from "New Partition", "Properties" and "Help".
This can't be final, can it? How can I revert back to my original partition?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks