I have an HDD in a docking Thermaltake docking station that I bought to backup my Steam\Direct2Drive games. This is a Samsung 1TB drive that has never been used before. I had another 500 GB drive in there that works just fine but when I swapped it with the 1TB, it no longer detects the drive.
It does detect the docking station as a USB Mass Storage Device. Heck, in the device manager I can see it as a Disk Drive as a 'Generic External USB Device' which even says it's working properly but I can't access it. This is what the Volumes tab show :
http://flic.kr/p/8Rg7bL
I tried it on another laptop, same results and with an external SATA connector but no luck.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
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Nov 6th, 2010 02:27 PM #1
External drive not accessible in Windows?
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Nov 6th, 2010 02:35 PM #2
Ok... figured it out. In the admin tools under computer management, disk management, shows as disk 1 and you can format it from there.
You'd think Windows would make this easier but why have it easy when it can be hard!!
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