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can't assign letter to partition

Problem:


Example 1.

Guys, I have a serious problem ... I have 4 primary partitions: 1.system reserved 2.C, 3.D 4.E. 
First three partitions are shown by file manager and last one is only shown in disk management ... When I tried to assign a drive letter it gives error message" The operation failed to complete because the Disk Management console view is not up-to-date. Refresh the view by using the refresh task. If the problem persists close the disk Management console, then restart Disk Management or restart the computer ". I did do refresh and restart but nothing worked. It saves a lot of important data, so I don't want to lose it. Help!


Example 2.

In Windows 7, I created a new simple volume in Disk Management on a WD hard disk, but suddenly my computer suffered a power loss within a few minutes of volume creation. As a result, the newly created volume is inaccessible due to having no drive letter and file system. So I planed to assign it a letter, but got the "The operation failed to complete because the Disk Management console view is not up-to-date…" error. How can I fix this error?


Solution:

Go Device Manager (Win Key + R then "devmgmt.msc")

Find Hard Drive Name in "Disk Drives"

Right click then Uninstall it

Unplug and reconnect it to install drive again

it work for me ;)


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This error can occur when you are statically linking your project with a library (typically a file with .lib extension) but the linker setting in your Visual Studio project are set to dynamically link (meaning the link will occur during runtime, usually with a .dll file).

To define that you need the project to use static linking start Visual Studio. In the Solution Explorerpane, right click the project name, and select Properties. Expand the properties as shown in the figure below: C/C++ --> Code Generation --> Runtime Library, select the Multi-threaded (/MT)option from the dropdown menu.

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