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hey everybody in this video obviously I'm gonna be showing you how to fix a drive that you've connected to your machine that says it's not ready or it's not you know it can't be used so I've of course done this video before but a lot of people didn't like the way that I did it and you know how long it took so I'm gonna try to do this again and I'm not gonna go all the way through it because obviously that'll take too long and I'll have the same problem I had last time so with that being said sometimes this can be a hardware failure and in that case you would have to replace the chip on the on the drive in order for it to work again if it's clicking or beeping then generally that's the case so and beyond that you might have to lose your data to make the drive work again so you know maybe not but sometimes maybe so with that being said let's go ahead and get started first things first let's pull up the Start menu and let's go to disk management so if you type in disk space M should bring up create and partition and manage disk partitions and things like that so once you're here you will see all the drives you have connected to your computer if you don't see the drive listed here make sure that you go to action and refresh the view just to make sure that everything is there that should be there also remember that it could be your USB cable and it also could again be the chip on the board if the SATA connector on the actual board or I guess peda if it's an old drive could be faulty so make sure you check the pins make sure you check your cable and try it on a different computer because your USB ports can actually be switched off in Windows so these are all important things to check so once you're here if the drive is detected like my C Drive then you can see that we can obviously access it via disk part now if it says it's a raw drive then what you'll want to do is recover your data with a program called recover it's re-see UVA and that's a free program and it will recover like NTFS fat32 that sort of thing and so if that doesn't work what might work is if you pull up your Start menu and you type in CMD and you right-click this and you run it as administrator just to make sure you have proper access so now that we're here we'll want to go to disk part art and once we're in disk part we can list the discs and we can see our disks and then we can select a disk so we'll select disk 0 and then we'll list list partitions or list part and then we'll so we can see the partitions that are listed and now one thing you can do though is like okay so like you can erase a disk using this and then sometimes that will clear the flags that windows placed on it so like in the last video I showed I had a failed Drive that only failed because it had an intermittent power failure issue right which is obviously hardware but it failed the drive so that the computer would stop trying to use it but then of course that flag is on the drive when you bring it over to another computer it's flagged so it the other computer knows not to use it so I had to clear the drive in order to do that and when you clear a drive obviously you erase it you can clear the flags through disk part as well and I list those commands in the in the description because I'm having a hard time remembering I'm off my head but yeah so hopefully you guys enjoyed this video more than the last one and you know hopefully that helps you solve your issue so hope you guys enjoyed that and I'll see you next time