Windows 10 partition/drive missing after merging


  1. sabby
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    Windows 10 partition/drive missing after merging


    During merging 2 drives my laptop took a force restart. Then after merging the drives with easeus My drives are not showing in My computer and also cannot access it through disk management.
    How to solve the problem?

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  3. Arc
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    We need the full image, not a part only.

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