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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 709515" data-attributes="member: 32547">Not recently.&nbsp; Last one would have been the Intel update a couple of weeks ago.&nbsp; No problems since.&nbsp; The two drives is leading me to believe it&#039;s something else.&nbsp; I forgot to mention that the first drive went down about 4-5 months ago, so that event wasn&#039;t recent.&nbsp; It was the exact same scenario.&nbsp; Why do I suspect Comodo about everything LOL?So I got the drive hooked up to Windows 7 Pro x64 PC here.&nbsp; I can see the folders in Windows Explorer but, interestingly cannot access them.&nbsp; I guess this is because the Windows is password protected.&nbsp; Not sure if this is normal or not.&nbsp; Opened EaseUS Partition Master and noticed that there are 5 partitions, all formatted in GPT.&nbsp; Two of the partitions contain no data, so I am wondering if this is the source of my woes.&nbsp; I am afraid to delete them at this point though.&nbsp; Not sure what to do.&nbsp; Pic is EaseUS.[ATTACH=full]179517[/ATTACH] Noticing the two partitions are Unallocated space (?).&nbsp; Not sure what to do about this, because I don&#039;t know what is normal for a UEFI system.&nbsp; Thanks for the reply...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 709515, member: 32547"] Not recently. Last one would have been the Intel update a couple of weeks ago. No problems since. The two drives is leading me to believe it's something else. I forgot to mention that the first drive went down about 4-5 months ago, so that event wasn't recent. It was the exact same scenario. Why do I suspect Comodo about everything LOL? So I got the drive hooked up to Windows 7 Pro x64 PC here. I can see the folders in Windows Explorer but, interestingly cannot access them. I guess this is because the Windows is password protected. Not sure if this is normal or not. Opened EaseUS Partition Master and noticed that there are 5 partitions, all formatted in GPT. Two of the partitions contain no data, so I am wondering if this is the source of my woes. I am afraid to delete them at this point though. Not sure what to do. Pic is EaseUS. [ATTACH=full]179517[/ATTACH] Noticing the two partitions are Unallocated space (?). Not sure what to do about this, because I don't know what is normal for a UEFI system. Thanks for the reply... [/QUOTE]

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