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Posted by CSM1 on September 5, 2007, 11:37 am
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>> > Right click My Computer and select Manage, Disk Management and ensure
>> > that
>> > your drive is getting a drive letter assigned. If not, right click the
>> > drive in question and choose Change drive letter and assign a drive
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>> > > When I plug external storage devices into my computer, the computer
>> > > recognizes them (ie hardware connected) but they don't show up in "My
>> > > Computer". This has happened with my external hard drive (Maxtor One
>> > > Touch
>> > > II), my camera (Sony DSC-W7) and other flash drives.
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>> > > Please advise. I have downloaded all the drivers and reinstalled but
>> > > am
>> > > unsure of what to do. Its still not working. Luckily with my camera
>> > > there
>> > > is
>> > > a program that downloads them automatically, but I would rather do it
>> > > manually.
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>> > > Thanks,
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>> The exact same thing just happened to my Maxtor OneTouch II, none of
>> the computers in my house recognize it now. Please let me know if you
>> resolved your issue. I tried looking for drivers, but basically there
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> One other thing, it doens't appear in Disk Mangement
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Not even when connected?
External Drives never show, unless they are connected.
You can assign a drive letter in Computer Management. Storage > Disk
Management.
If an external drive does not show in Computer Management, it is a good bet
the drive or case electronics has died.
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