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I had two partition disks on my system (something like this)

 disk    |  status  |  size   |   free
---------|----------|---------|---------
 disk 0  |  online  |  900gb  |  100gb
 disk 1  |  online  |  10gb   |

While creating a new partition I did this :

  • Select Disk 0
  • Create partition primary size = xxxx
  • exit

In this process, I forgot to assign a letter to new partition and now the new partition is not displaying.

Can anyone help out for the solution ?

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  • You did it through Windows Partition manager or through command-line ? Also please provide the Windows version you are using any other details that may help out.
    – C0deDaedalus
    Apr 29, 2018 at 16:24
  • See if this helps.
    – C0deDaedalus
    Apr 29, 2018 at 16:27

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Go back to diskpart and then

Sel disk 0
list par

If the partition is still there diskpart will show it.

Then just:

Sel par #
assign letter=x

If the partition isn't there then you somehow managed to remove it, so re-create and assign.

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  • these text editors they use are crap. "Sel disk 0" <enter>, then next line type "list par" <enter>. If the partition is there then select it and assign a letter. -larryc
    – Larryc
    Apr 29, 2018 at 20:48
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