如果当您打开 Windows 11/10 计算机并且无法成功启动并且您access the BIOS/UEFI并注意到磁盘驱动器 ( HDD/SSD ) 未显示或未在启动菜单上列出时，那么这篇文章旨在来帮助你。在这篇文章中，我们将提供一些解决方案，您可以尝试帮助您解决此问题，以便您可以立即启动并运行您的计算机。
硬盘驱动器(Hard Drive)未显示在启动菜单上(Boot Menu)
如果您遇到硬盘未显示(Hard drive not showing up on the boot menu)在Windows 11/10的启动菜单中的问题，您可以尝试以下我们推荐的解决方案（不分先后顺序），看看是否有助于解决问题。
- 更新或重新安装磁盘驱动器驱动程序
- 检查电缆和 USB 端口连接
- 初始化磁盘驱动器
- 更新 BIOS
- 在 BIOS 中打开 USB 端口
让我们看一下与列出的每个解决方案相关的过程的描述。
1]更新(Update)或重新安装磁盘驱动器驱动程序
损坏或过时的设备驱动程序可能是原因。在这种情况下，您可以尝试更新/重新安装磁盘驱动器驱动程序，看看问题是否已解决。
如果此解决方案不能解决问题，您可以尝试下一个解决方案。
2]检查(Check)电缆和USB端口连接
要在计算机上使用磁盘驱动器，您需要连接两条不同的电源线。一根SATA电缆将连接在主板和磁盘驱动器之间。第二条SATA电缆将位于硬盘和SMPS或任何其他电源之间，它可以从中获取电力。如果您犯了任何错误，您的计算机将无法检测到磁盘驱动器。此外，您应该将SATA电缆插入(SATA)MOBO的右侧端口。
因此，如果HDD/SSD数据线松动或USB端口已死，您可能会遇到此问题。在这里，您可以尝试更换另一根电缆或更换另一个USB端口，看看是否可以检测到。
3]初始化磁盘驱动器
当磁盘驱动器未初始化时，您无法在其上保存数据并且BIOS无法识别磁盘驱动器，这可能是问题的原因。这个问题经常发生在新的磁盘驱动器上。在这种情况下，您可以尝试初始化磁盘驱动器，看看是否有帮助。
阅读(Read)：SSD 未显示在Windows的(Windows)磁盘管理(Disk Management)或BIOS中。
4]更新BIOS
您可能想更新您的 BIOS(update your BIOS)，看看是否对您有帮助。
修复(Fix)：硬盘未安装(Hard Drive Not installed)问题。
5]在BIOS中打开USB端口
如果由于在BIOS(BIOS)中关闭USB端口而未成功检测到您的驱动器，您可能会遇到该错误。一些主板制造商默认禁用BIOS中未使用的端口。在这种情况下，您需要访问BIOS设置以验证其当前状态。
注意(Note)：BIOS设置因主板而异。如果您在浏览BIOS(BIOS)时遇到困难，请查看计算机随附的文档。
进入BIOS环境后，您会看到 USB端口已关闭，请执行以下操作将其打开：
- 使用箭头键从菜单中选择Advanced > Onboard Devices或Integrated Peripherals ，然后按 Enter。(Integrated Peripherals)
- 选择USB 控制器(USB Controller)。
- 按(Press)+ 或 – 将设置更改为Enabled。
- 接下来，按F10启用USB端口并退出BIOS。
您现在可以重新启动计算机并查看它是否成功启动，因为磁盘驱动器现在将列在启动菜单上。
That’s it! Hopefully, any of these solutions should work for you.
Hard Drive not showing up on Boot Menu
If when you turn on уour Windows 11/10 computer and it fails to boot successfully and yoυ access the BIOS/UEFI and notice that the disk drive (HDD/SSD) is not showing or listed on the boot menu, then this post is intended to help you. In this post, we will present some solutions you can try to help you fix this issue so that you can have your computer up and running in no time.
Hard Drive not showing up on Boot Menu
If you’re faced with the issue of the Hard drive not showing up on the boot menu in Windows 11/10, you can try our recommended solutions below in no particular order and see if that helps to resolve the issue.
- Update or reinstall disk drive drivers
- Check cable and USB port connection
- Initialize disk drive
- Update BIOS
- Turn on USB port in BIOS
Let’s take a look at the description of the process involved in relation to each of the listed solutions.
1] Update or reinstall disk drive drivers
A damaged or outdated device driver may be the cause. In this case, you can try to update/reinstall disk drive drivers and see whether the problem is fixed or not.
If this solution doesn’t fix the issue, you can try the next solution.
2] Check cable and USB port connection
To use a disk drive with your computer, you need to connect two different power cords. One SATA cable will be between the motherboard and the disk drive. The second SATA cable will be between the hard disk and SMPS or any other source, where it can get the power from. If you make any mistake, your computer won’t be able to detect the disk drive. Also, you should plug in the SATA cable on the right port on the MOBO.
So, you might encounter this problem if the HDD/SSD data cable gets loose or the USB port is dead. Here, you can try to change another cable or change another USB port to see if it can be detected.
3] Initialize disk drive
When a disk drive is not initialized, you cannot save data on it and BIOS cannot recognize the disk drive which can be the reason for the issue. This issue often happens to a new disk drive. In this case, you can try to initialize the disk drive and see if that helps.
Read: SSD not showing up in Disk Management or BIOS in Windows.
4] Update BIOS
You might want to update your BIOS and see if that helps you.
Fix: Hard Drive Not installed problem.
5] Turn on USB port in BIOS
You might encounter the error if your drive is not detected successfully because the USB port is turned off in BIOS. Some motherboard manufacturers disable unused ports in the BIOS by default. In this case, you will need to access the BIOS setup to verify its current state.
Note: BIOS setup varies from motherboard to motherboard. Review the documentation that came with your computer if you have a difficult time navigating the BIOS.
Once you’re in the BIOS environment and you see the USB port is turned off, do the following to turn it on:
- Use the arrow key to select Advanced > Onboard Devices or Integrated Peripherals from the menu and hit Enter.
- Select USB Controller.
- Press + or – to change the setting to Enabled.
- Next, press F10 to enable the USB ports and exit the BIOS.
You can now restart your computer and see if it boots successfully as the disk drive will now be listed on the boot menu.
That’s it! Hopefully, any of these solutions should work for you.
