The hard disk in drive D: is not accessible

try to open it through the windows explorer

try to format your drive.....

Hi...

Do you want to access the drive d and get your files. You can not access it when you double click the drive. The drive will says access denied. To access the drive d open My Computer you can see there a address, there is and arrow there just click. Chose the drive d to open i am sure that you can open it.


Good luck!

Regards
PCmania

just format the drive and check . After that if the drive not opened then go to disk manager and delete that drive and again creat the drive then check

you need a file called takeownership which when run installed to the reg it gives you the option of taking ownership removing that anoying Access Denied screen.

google for it I did and it works a treat.

good luck

My Toshiba lap top when i try and copy pictures to a disc it will not let me it says D:/is not accessable.incorrect function
I also tried downloading pictures from a cd and it would not read it though it did read a pdf file for documents on another disc

first u have format the c:drive the problem is solved
if not u should format all over the system

I recently had this problem. Whenever I clicked on any of the drives a window appeared with warning which said drive not accessible. Access is denied. Previously I thought that it is a virus which has edited my registry and is not allowing me to enter or even view my content. So I formatted the whole system but that didn't help. Now I am sharing this with you.

1. Open My Computer. Goto Tools>Options. Goto View Tab Pane. Uncheck the last Option in the Advanced Setting which says Use simple file sharing(Recommended). Apply the setting.
2. Open the properties window of the drive you are unable to access.Goto Security tab pane.
3. Goto Advanced.
4. Now click on the Owner tab pane.
5. It's very rare that the ownership of the drive changes. But it happens once in a while.
6. So if you are the user say Admin then select Admin(ComputerName\Administrator).
7. Click on the box which says Replace owner on subcontainers and objects and click over Ok.
8. Apply the changes.
9. Now you should be able to access the drive.

Well this message can be two things(if not more) One of them being that the disk has security set and you wil need to change those settings if you want access to the drive the other scenario being that a program has locked the disk for exclusive access. Assuming you are using Windows XP. To check the security go to the properties of the disk then click on security(Tf the security tab isn't there, Open my computer then click Tools->Folder Options then the View Tab. Scroll to the bottom/last option then uncheck Use Simple File-Sharing press OK/Apply) Now back to Properties of the disk then Click the security tab. You'll need to try this first and tell me what's there, or if u got any error message etc. My explanation might be to long if i try to explain every possibility. regards, babb