D Drive Missing in Windows 11 – How to Get It Back?

Here’s a simple way to fix your missing D drive:

1. Open Disk Management (press Win + X, select Disk Management).

If you see your D drive without a letter, right-click it and add a drive letter.

If it’s offline, right-click and select Online.

2. Use Command Prompt:

Run as admin, type diskpart then list volume.

If D drive shows without a letter, assign one with:
select volume X (replace X)
assign letter=D

3.Check Device Manager for driver problems and update if needed.

4. Run Check Disk:

In admin Command Prompt, type chkdsk D: /f /r to fix errors.

5. If the drive is missing or shows as unallocated, use recovery software like Stellar, TestDisk or Recuva to get your files back.

6. You can also try System Restore to go back to before the update.

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