disk management

How to Resolve “M.2 Drive Not Showing Up” Problem in Windows 10

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In the world of personal computers, people are constantly looking for more and more improvements to make sure that your system can keep up with all the modern programs and games that exist today.

While there are plenty of improvements that could be taken care of, everyone thinks about how much RAM one has. Some people choose external hard drives, but the best option is SSDs, whether they are external or internal.

Sometimes, however, the hard drive just stops showing up. Is this a sign that it is broken? Should you contact Technical Support? Can you easily fix the problem yourself? Below you will find the causes and solutions. read more

How to Resolve “A device which does not exist was specified” Error Message on Windows 10

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If you try to open a disk in File Explorer or open Disk Manager on a Windows 11/10 device to initialize the disk, but get an error message “Specified non-existent device”, this article will help you.

If you encounter this problem, you will get the following full error message;

The driver is unavailable.
A non-existent device is specified.

Affected PC users may also find that the problematic drive appears as unknown in Device Manager, but still works correctly when you click on the properties. read more

How to Repair Steam ‘Not Enough Disk Space’ Error on Windows 10

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Steam, one of the world’s largest game distribution platforms, was developed in September 2003 by Valve Corporation for Microsoft Windows. Why was it called Steam? The reason is that downloading games on this platform is as fast as Steam. That’s awesome!

Even though Steam is constantly being updated, there are still some bugs that bother gamers. One such error is the message that there is not enough storage space, even though there is enough free space. Depending on the software and hardware configuration used, there are different solutions to this error. read more

How to Repair “Please Insert the Last Disk of the Multi-Volume Set” in Windows 10

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Some users report that every time they try to open a Windows Explorer window, they are bothered by the error message “Please insert the last volume of the multivolume set and click OK to continue”. This problem is not limited to Windows 10, it is also frequently reported in Windows 8 and Windows 7.

Affected users report that the error appears only briefly after clicking OK. After examining the problem, it is clear that the error message indicates a corrupt .zip folder in the root folder of one of the currently active drives on your computer. read more

How to Repair: Can’t Eject External Hard Drive in Windows 10 PC

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Some users have complained about not being able to eject external hard drives on their Windows computers. There are several reasons for this, including outdated or faulty USB drivers that don’t allow the drive to be ejected, or other processes that access the contents of the drive.

You can disconnect the drive without first closing the applications accessing it, but this runs the risk of corrupting the data. You can use a data recovery tool to repair and restore damaged files, but there is no guarantee that this will work. read more

How to Resolve the “Windows Could Not Format” SD Card Error Message

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Normally, you can format an SD card on a Windows computer without any problems. But sometimes you may encounter a situation where you cannot format the SD card due to various unknown reasons.

In this article, I will describe the reasons that lead to this problem and the solutions that will help you solve all kinds of problems with unformatted SD cards.

What is the cause of the “Windows failed to format” SD card message?

System file error on your SD card: It’s likely that your SD card is corrupted for another reason. The reason may be a system file error. And you already know that Windows refuses to work with a corrupt SD card. read more

Fixed: Disk space error 0x80780119 when creating a system image

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Disk space error 0x80780119

Windows hard disk space error code 0x80780119 indicates that your computer has space issues when creating system images. If your primary disk/partition or system does not have enough space to create a system image, you may see the Disk Space Error 0x80780119 pop-up message.

To fix this error, you can create a new system partition; you can also expand the partition you are using. It may happen that there is enough space on the protected system disk to create a system image, but the USN log disk becomes too big over time. If you handle the disk space error 0x80780119, it may disappear on its own. read more

Resolve the DiskPart “No fixed disks to show” error

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DiskPart "No fixed disks to show" error

If you get an error message that when you use DiskPart in Windows 10/8/7, your hard drive cannot be mapped, this article will help you solve the problem. This usually happens when the computer cannot detect a connected hard drive. If the primary drive is damaged, the computer may not boot at all. The same can happen with a USB drive or an external storage device. This article will show you how to fix this error.

If you are also experiencing this error, here are some troubleshooting tips to help you fix the DiskPart error `No disks are showing` in Windows. read more