Windows 10 Anniversary update destroyed HDD partition(solved)

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  1. Klondyke15

    Klondyke15 MDL Novice

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    #1 Klondyke15, Aug 17, 2016
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    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.
     
  2. MS_User

    MS_User MDL Guru

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    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:rolleyes:
     
  3. lucidus

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    I had that issue with 14352 and 72. I had to update my AHCI (intel RST) driver or use MS standard driver.
     
  4. Klondyke15

    Klondyke15 MDL Novice

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    I have no bitlocker encryption installed
     
  5. MS_User

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    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;)
     
  6. Leporello

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    #6 Leporello, Aug 17, 2016
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    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.
     
  7. MS_User

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    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.
     
  8. Klondyke15

    Klondyke15 MDL Novice

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    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?
     
  9. Leporello

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    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
     
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  12. Klondyke15

    Klondyke15 MDL Novice

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    Thank you forum, special thanks To @ Leporello for his detailled informations and tips.So I could solve this problem.

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