Windows lost communication with physical disk %1. This can occur if a cable failed or was disconnected, or if the disk itself failed. This disk may be located using the following information: Drive Manufacturer: %2 Drive Model Number: %3 Drive Serial Number: %4 If this disk is in an enclosure, it may be located using the following information: Enclosure Manufacturer: %5 Enclosure Model Number: %6 Enclosure Serial Number: %7 Enclosure Slot: %8 More information can be obtained using this PowerShell command: Get-PhysicalDisk | ?{ $_.ObjectId -Match "%1" } To view the virtual disks affected, run this command in PowerShell: Get-PhysicalDisk | ?{ $_.ObjectId -Match "%1" } | Get-VirtualDisk
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Windows keeps copies of all previously installed device driver packages from Windows Update and other sources, even after ...
Windows lost communication with physical disk %1. This can occur if a cable failed or was disconnected, or if the disk itself ...
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