That was not clear. Also, the file system the PS4 uses is not one Windows understands. You may have to wipe the drive clean so you can partition and format it. I use GPARTED for that work.
So I bought a replacement hard drive for my ps4 and I am trying to use the one that was in my ps4 as external storage for my pc. I plug it in but it doesn't show up in My Computer. I went to disk management and look at it and my computer recognizes it. It appears to be partitioned and everything says it is healthy. All of the partitions are blank, (not named) and when I right click on any of them, all of the options are greyed out except Delete Volume. And when I right click on the disk, the only option available is convert to dynamic disk (or properties, which I examined and everything is fine, drivers up to date, etc). All of the solutions I have seen to similar problems required something in these right click menus. Any ideas as to how I can get it to show up on my computer so I can actually use it?

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