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Seagate 1tb showing up as unallocated:I am struggling now, no software can find my Disk G: drive despite showing in my computer and disk management. The device manager shows Seagate but the my computer shows as a disk G. I am told it is failing. The test 6:14 cannot find partitions at all. yet disk manager states healthy RAW one partition.
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