In this video, you'll learn how to fix missing D, E, or F drives on your Windows PC — whether you're using Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7. This guide covers 6 working solutions, including using the diskpart command to reassign drive letters and recover invisible or lost partitions. This is a common issue, especially after updates, formatting, or system errors. br br ✅ What You’ll Learn: br br How to recover a missing drive in Windows br br Reassign drive letters using diskpart br br Fix drives not showing in File Explorer br br Enable missing partitions in Disk Management br br Check if drive is hidden or unallocated br br Restore lost volume visibility without losing data br br ▬▬ 🗎 THE COMMANDS USED ▬▬ br br diskpart br list disk br select disk x ← (x = your disk number) br list vol br select vol x ← (x = your volume number) br assign letter=D ← (replace D with your preferred letter) br exit br exit br br ⚙️ These methods work on: br br Windows 11 Home Pro Enterprise br br Windows 10 (all versions) br br Windows 8 and 7 br br 💡 Whether your D: drive disappeared, E: drive not showing, or your F: partition is missing, this step-by-step tutorial will help you bring it back.