Okay, so that title is really messy and non-linear, as least to me, and that's because I don't know how to properly title it, but I can describe it.
Essentially I have 3 hard drives in my machine. They were all working fine and appearing on Windows.
Yesterday, I formatted one of those drives to have Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on it. To ensure that I didn't mess anything up with the other drives, I disconnected them from my machine. After installing Ubuntu, I came back onto Windows to see if it still saw my second hard drive (as I know it won't see the other hard drive since its got Ubuntu on it)... It didn't see my hard drive --- I've been in Disk Management as well and it only sees Local Disk (C) and a System Reserved partition.
My hard drives are as follows; 1 SSD - 500GIG, 1 HDD - 320GIG [IDE], 1 HDD - 400GIG(?) [SATA/ATA]
When I go into my BIOS, it sees the hard drive with Ubuntu on it, which is the SATA/ATA but does not see the IDE one and where IDE Primary Drive is, it just says undetected.
How can I get my machine to detect this hard drive... Everything was working fine before I put Ubuntu on one of my hard drive - not to blame it.. (IRONY).
PS: I have it as "SATA/ATA" as I'm not sure which one it actually is.. It connects through SATA but I believe I've seen Speccy classify it as ATA.
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