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Find 'My PC' under "Windows System" in the list at left, click it. The C: drive should appear in the top left of the new window that will open in the right pane. If you double click that drive graphic, it will open to show you the folder 'tree' on that drive.
I have tried numerous fixes from net searches but nothing. I have now backed up all my files and tried a complete reinstall but even that fails because of no access to c drive. my desktop came with win 8 so i do not have the recovery disks to try and install from there. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Open Windows File Explorer (click the folder icon on the Taskbar at the bottom of your Desktop) In the left hand pane of File Explorer, click 'This PC' On the right your will see your C Drive (maybe labelled Windows (C)) That is the drive you are looking for, may I ask what you are trying to do we may be able to help you with that . . .
My name is Igor, I have 12 Microsoft MVP awards. It's a pleasure for me to help others and I'll do all my best to help you. I'm sorry you have a problems. Can you right click on Start and select Windows Terminal (admin)? If yes, run in this environment the following command: icacls c:\* /Reset /t /c /l /q Do not miss the spaces between options.
"My Computer" is now called "This PC". Your file explorer should appear by default on your task bar; it's icon looks like a file folder. If you don't have access to that shortcut, you can just type "this pc" or "file explorer" into the search box, and to get to your C: drive, just type "c:" into the same box.
If you are willing, as a workaround, you may try to upload the local files which you want to use to your OneDrive for business, then open files from OneDrive for business. In addition, if you are using Word desktop application, you can browse local files from File > Open > Browse.
* Open ThisPC, then right-click on the E: drive and select Properties. * Go to Tools tab, then click Check * When it prompt to make a choice, select Scan drive. Follow the instructions. * Once done, try to open the drive to see if it fix the issue. Also try to access the drivers through Disk Management.
I backed up my computer a while back on an external hard drive. Yesterday - my computer crashed so I restored it and installed Microsoft Outlook 2007 again and went to my External Dive and retrieved my "Outlook 2007" back up .pst file and restored it into my outlook account but it only restored the "Personal Folder" and not the "Archive" folder.
A few weeks ago, my PC shutdown incorrectly because I had a power outage at my home. Now, every time I start my PC, it runs a scan and repair on the C drive. I noticed in event viewer that there is a
Windows should be running form the C drive, there should be no issue seeing that, if you open File Explorer, then click 'This PC' on the left, do you not see your C drive on the right? 2 Open Disk Management (accessible by right clicking your Start Button)