In the meantime I believe its not only a Enterprise 2016 problem, but a general Anniversary problem.I googled and found under "Anniversary update destroyed partition" some tips. Unfortunately nothing works for me. Any ideas? Im lost, need help! I have a selfbuild PC with two build in HDD's drives "D" and"E". My main OS is R1 1607 (Build 1493.51) on a SSDrive changeable. Now I installed R1 Enterprise LTSB on a second SSD. All is running very well....BUT I have no access to my 2 internal HDD's, "access denied". Going back to my Standar W 10 Pro Anniversary SSDrive now the same situation. No access to the interna HDDs How can this happen? How can I solve this problem? I posted this problem in the Enterprise section but now I know its a general Problem. Please help, thanks in advance.
sounds like bitlocker encryption is turn on does drives. u mite have go into safe mode on unlock them. hope u have the recovery key
I had that issue with 14352 and 72. I had to update my AHCI (intel RST) driver or use MS standard driver.
what version are u on 14393.72..... theirs reports updates are breaking stuff....the only thing i think of is remove whats in does drives via cable using disk manager and them format them again. but wait a bit to see if anyone else post a better idea
Alright, I got a similar configuration running. On my system I got 2 different Win10 (Enterprise & Pro) on 2 different physical drives. It's running very smoothly. And I have access to both of them, cross over. I don't use a multi-boot. I don't like it. For this, I have to change the BIOS settings and assign the desired boot drive. That works perfectly. However, I had to disable the "Fast Boot" option within the Power options. That is really very important. The fast boot option brings the system in a certain "sleep" or "stand by" status. If I would try to access and change the (sleeping) file system by (from) a tricky startup of an other drive and system, the file system would be destroyed definitely. Therefore, I'm used to run my 2 Operating Systems on the same Computer without the "Fast Boot". That means, the shut down is done in a normal way each time. No destruction of the file system can happen. I cannot tell you, what is happening on your Computer and if there is any build-in protection implemented to avoid the destruction of the different file systems. The only thing I can tell you, how it is working on MY side, and for what I had to take care for.
if u done any modification or tweaking before u had this problem....set all changes back to default and see if u can get back into the drives....also if u change anything in your bios set it back to default....and see if that fix is it.
Thank you ver much for your infos. Yes the Fast Boot Option must be disabled, its very important, but I couldnt find it under Energy Option. I found now the Option Hybrid Standard Modus and yes this is currently enabled. Is Hybrid St Modus the same as Fast Boot?
click choose what the power buttons do,then click change settings that are currently unavailable,then you can check/uncheck the 4 items: - Turn On Fast Startup - Sleep - Hibernate - Lock
Thank you forum, special thanks To @ Leporello for his detailled informations and tips.So I could solve this problem.