External hard drive Toshiba without being detected in Windows 7

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• Toshiba 500 GB external HARD drive is no longer detected - after only 1 hour

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  I finally got my Toshiba 500 GB external hard drive delivered today. I had no problem setting up and to turn my laptop on, it immediately recognized and I started to transfer things for her.

  However, I accidentally stood on the USB cable to the HARD drive and disconnected. I plugged it in, but my computer did not recognize.

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  You can try another USB cable? If it is not the cable, then the HARD drive should be sent to a Service Center for repair or replacement.

• How can I move music and photos from my MacBook on an external hard drive, files without deleting the existing NTFS files stored on it?

  Hello.

  I am aware that this issue (or different versions of it) will be requested a thousand times before, but after searching on the internet for a solution, I have been unable to find all the information that brings a simple clear answer that is specific to my problem and so thought I would ask the question myself.

  I recently bought a Toshiba 1 TB external hard drive to transfer music, photo files and internal document in front of the memory of my old PC running Windows, as well as files, music and photos from my existing MacBook Pro, so I can "release" the memory on the latter.

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  (b) can I do this without losing, damage or remove the NTFS files from my old PC, which are already stored on the external hard drive.

  If one is able to offer any assistance, in the most simple, easy to follow the description, I would be really grateful!

  Never been so thanks in advance!

  1 install software such as Paragon NTFS on the Mac and let the reader in its current form or from the Finder, choose utilities go to menu, open disk utility and reformat.

  2. that by putting a copy on another drive. You should do this anyway, in case of failure of this drive.

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• external hard drive will not be displayed on windows xp

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  AttilaO,

  Although Microsoft works closely with many OEMs and parts 3d and worked by ensuring compatibility with hundreds of devices and applications Microsoft does not guarantee the functionality of these devices or applications. It is the responsibility of the OEM / 3rd party to provide drivers or updates for their products in order to make them work under Windows.

  To refine the device that is causing the driver incompatibility, you will need to test your IEEE 1394 [firewire] device with another hard drive / material. Our recommendation is that you contact your manufacturer for assistance.

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• 'Read only' external hard drive Toshiba

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  Hello

  I think it might be 2 possibilities, why it does not work.
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  Sometimes after installing SP2, the ports will not work.

  For this, I found this Microsoft Knowledge base article:
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  I think you should try to connect this USB HDD on another computer, make sure that the HARD drive is not altered.

  My brother uses a with USB cable external HARD disk that supports 2 USB connectors.
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• How to format external hard drive Toshiba PX1266E - 1 25 (250 GB)?

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  You know that when you connect the HARD drive, a virtual CD called "password" begins. Is it possible that it is causing the problem? Can I remove it?
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  activation/deactivation has no influence until the password is not removed.
  When a password encrypted partition/disk needs to be formatted, you will need to remove the password.
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  AutoPlay is a feature of your operating system > activate in the device properties...

  hardware stores the password and governs what is written on the drive - no disc operation is allowed also formatting is not possible.

  to recover your files:
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  the virtual drive you can see might be the operating system that manages the 'password-thing ".

  reset the password should do the job too, but you lose all the files on this disc.
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