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• Fantom II of GreenDrive USB 1 TB external hard drive eSATA drives does not appear

  Player installs but does not appear in the player list and cannot be accessed.

  Hello

  1. were you able to connect the front USB hard drive?

  2 have you made any changes to the computer before the show?

  You can try to connect any other USB device to the computer and check if you are able to access it or not.

  You can also try to connect this Fantom Drives Green Drive II ESATA USB 1 TB external hard drive to another Windows XP computer and check if the problem is with the drive hard or computer.

  You can run the fix it or follow the manual for troubleshooting steps described in the link below to fix the problem.

  Why my computer does not detect my new USB device when I run Windows XP or Windows Server 2003?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314634

  Note:

  Serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756

• My USB 2.0 does not detect the USB keys or external hard drives

  I attach my USB mouse and it works fine but I can't detect my external hard drive or memory key USB. Why?

  Try plugging a storage drive (external hard drive or USB key) and go to:
  Control Panel-> administration-> computer management tools
  Under, click on storage disk management
  The storage drive appears in the list at the bottom right? If so, can you do a right click on it and select change drive letter and paths, and assign a drive letter.
  It will now appear in desktop and when you plug it in.

  If the drive does not appear in disk management, can you just tell me if it's a USB port specific, that you are having problems or if readers do not appear in one of your USB slots and also if you tried the discs in another system to make sure that they highlighted it?

• Application of USB 3.0 external hard drive to be reformatted

  I have been using an external 1 TB raid array on my old computer using USB 2.0.  I just bought a new computer with USB 3.0 ports, but, when I plug in my raid array in either of the USB 3.0 two ports, Windows 7 64-bit indicates that the disk must be reformatted.  Fitness is not an option because I have 800 MB of music top and nothing of that size that I can come back up, but clicking on 'Cancel', causes the drive letter to disappear from the list of Windows Explorer.  However, every time that I plug it into one of the USB 2.0 ports of the new computer it works fine - it seems that there is nothing wrong with the device itself.  I checked and it is USB 3.0 compatible and provided with a USB 3.0 cable.

  Should an external hard drive that has been used on USB 2.0 really be reformatted before it can be used on USB 3.0?    Any ideas please?  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Anish

  Could you please close this thread.  I initially bought the raid array when I got a laptop with a small hard drive.  Now, I have a desktop computer, I decided to take the two drives of 1 TB out of it and put them in computer as additional internal hard drives - one for my music and one to save periodically on.  It worked well.

  Concerning

  Alan

• USB technology - disconnect all to put software on external HARD drive

  It's as much for info regarding aid, because I've never met before.

  I bought a disc [described as portable] 500 GB Western Digital external HARD for my old pc Win 7 HPE (the existing external drive is partitioned so that there is not enough place for Windows backup everything, so it really takes a separate drive to get in all about it). The drive is usb 3, but 2-compatible.  In any case, I visited the WD site, to the need and concluded that this player is up-to-date, software-wise, but manufacturers say that all USB devices must be disconnected before applying updates.

  It is a little making slam the gob as (a) all devices, including the mouse and keyboard, rely on the usb Sockets; and (b) why unplugging everything?

  Because the firmware update routine may try to update the firmware on an incorrect device and make it unusable and unrecoverable.

  If you are sure that a device cannot accept an update of the firmware it would be prudent to leave it attached and powered.

• Cannot start on USB 3.0 external hard drive?

  I have created a startup disk, so much for my new Mac Pro 2013 and finally to put in my old Mac Pro silver tour 2012.

  I did a clean install of El Capitan on an external HD. Nothing else on the subject. The Western Digital 2 TB Green is in a pregnant Sabre, connected to a USB 3.0 hub, which is connected to the new Mac Pro 2013. I tried a couple of different ways to select external HD and boot to it, but I keep priming in Macintosh HD SSD installed in the Mac Pro (2013).

  I was wondering if the problem is the hub. Should the HD be connected directly to the Mac Pro?

  Should the HD be connected directly to the Mac Pro?

  Yes, exactly.

  The reason is that a USB Hub arrives too late to be seen at boot time, so the drive is not available to start from.

  It is also a problem for the use of 'hang up the keys' at startup - beyond the hub keyboard is not visible at startup.

• Seagate GoFlex Desk USB 3.0 External Hard Drive is not detected at startup, when you use USB 3.0

  Hey there, I was wondering if someone can help with this. Basically, my works fine external HDD so I boot to windows and then plug it into a USB 3.0, but if I leave it plugged in as I would like and reboot or shutdown and return to the reader don't launch and Windows does not detect it correctly.

  I am on Windows 7 64 bit, have an i5 - 3570 k and a sabertooth z77 mobo. USB drivers are updated, the intel one controller as the asmedia one, the bios is up-to-date, near as I can tell everything is up-to-date, but this hard just don't have it. It doesn't matter what USB 3.0 port it is plugged into you just cannot get starter. You can feed the cycle only and that will do the trick, but I don't want to do every day. If plug you it into a USB 2.0 port, so that it works exactly as it should here is my solution.

  Now, I tried to contact Seagate and they suggested that I update my drivers, even if I told them that I had updated my drivers, which was great. Clearly, they have nothing useful to say. Anyone got any ideas?

  Hello

  Thank you for the update.

  This can give it a try and check.

  Drive not detected - helpful links

  I hope this helps. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• Toshiba 1 TB usb 3.5 "external hard drive will not format

  Hi all, my Toshiba 1 TB external HARD drive has just arrived, was in FAT32 so told to format it. Started to format it in Windows Vista when all of a sudden the pc froze so he didn't finish. Now it doesn't let me format at all or to access. I tried to do outside of windows, but not joy. Is there a way I can work around this problem and it back on track? The HARD drive seems fine towers etc but leaves me any access. It shows in my computer.

  If I understand you as soon as the HARD drive is connected it is listed in Windows Explorer.
  What happen when you try to access it? Is there an error message?

• External hard drive USB

  Primarily for backup purposes, I have connected via USB, a new external hard drive to my Compaq Presario (using Windows 7) but I don't see how to access or use. Removal and replacement of the plug USB produce noise sound from the PC that I expect.  Start/computer shows no signs of the element. Start/devices and printers displays an icon for the item, but clicking on it gives no response.   Where should I go from here?

  BrianJoyce wrote:
  

  AHA!   I think you're right about that!   The power, I mean.   It ran OK on laptop from a friend and I tried all the USB ports on my PC but with no joy there.   I think the answer will return for an Exchange or a refund and get a different model.

  I return it for an Exchange/refund and get a USB 2.0 in this case.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Windows 7 Pro Backup can not see my USB external hard drive.

  This seems to be an old problem, maybe someone has a solution:

  I have a Toshiba 150 GB NTFS USB 2.0 external hard drive I used as backup when I had XP, but now I have W7 Pro 64-bit (SP1), and the backup program is unable to see the player.

  It shows in Explorer, it works very well, has write permission, but is not in the list of Backup Options.

  Player is 18 months old. W7 found and installed the USB driver for it.

  It is wired, I don't have a network.

  In addition, Windows cannot format the drive.

  I changed the drive letter of that W7, named F to Z, no go.  All I see in the backup is C and the DVD player.

  It has been suggested that I have uninstall all the drivers USB and reboot and let Windows reload them, but I have a keyboard and a mouse USB, so if I do that has no way to control the computer.

  How can I make the visible external drive for the backup program? Any help is appreciated.

  I use Ghost on my 8 month, Toshiba Satellite L755 and have never seen a conflict.  I also have it on 3 desktop computers.  For antivirus I use AVG free on 3 systems, Symantec SEP on that and Norton Security Suite on the laptop (which I get for free from Comcast).  The only thing related to security, I see in the menu start from Ghost 15 is a small window to give people access to Ghost.  He also built in the feature called Threatcon, which I've never had any message of.  Here's the info of the construction in the help.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  On Symantec ThreatCon

  ThreatCon is threat of Symantec early warning security system. When Symantec identifies various threats, the ThreatCon team adjusts the level of threat. This adjustment gives people and adequate warning systems to protect against attacks and data systems.

  When you activate the trigger of Symantec ThreatCon to a selected backup job, Norton Ghost detects changes in the threat level. Your computer must be connected to the Internet, at the time. If the ThreatCon level is reached or exceeded, the backup operation in which you have enabled Symantec ThreatCon is started automatically. You have then a recovery point to use to recover your data to your computer should become affected by the latest threat.

  Note:

  If your computer is not online, then it is not sensitive to online threats. But if you connect your computer to the Internet at any time, it becomes vulnerable. You don't have to enable or Disable Symantec ThreatCon when you go on or off line. Works if you're online, it doesn't matter if you're offline.

  For more information about Symantec ThreatCon, visit http://www.symantec.com.

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  Good luck.

• Simple Technologies Signature Mini 250 GB external hard drive espresso does not

  Original title: Simple Technologies Signature Mini 250 gb External Hard Drive espresso

  has anyone found a driver or a "Supplemental Software" to make this product work with Windows 7?

  Hi lacrawford,

  Thank you for writing to Microsoft Communities. The problem description, I understand that you are not able to access the external hard drive. Before you start the troubleshooting steps, I need the required information:

  ·         He has already worked?

  ·         What happens when you try to access the external hard drive?

  ·         You get the error message?

  ·         The question is limited to this device?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: Run the tool and troubleshooting hardware devices.

  Method 2: Try using the device on another USB port and check.

  Method 3: Try using the device on another computer and check if the problem persists.

  Method 4: Uninstall and reinstall all USB controllers, follow these steps:

  (a) click Start, type Device Manager in the start search box and press enter.

  (b) expand Bus USB controllers.

  (c) right click on each device under the Bus USB controllers node and then click Uninstall to remove them one at a time.

  (d) restart the computer and reinstall the USB controllers.

  (e) connect the removable USB storage device and perform a test to ensure that the problem is solved.

  For reference:

  Tips for solving problems of USB devices (Applicable to Windows 7)

  For the latest drivers/software, you should contact the manufacturer for more help and information.

  If please follow the methods and let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help you.

  Thank you.

• Best external hard drives with usb and 2 crush

  I plan to buy an iMac 27 "and looking external hard drives usb and lightning which can be chained. The cie has some on apple's site, but do not have good reviews. Technology g g download reviews good enough readers. All of the suggestions.

  Have you looked at OWC? I have several of their readers, but mine are not Thunderbolt - they are either FW or USB3 or both.

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/external-storage?_ga=1.37930981.756347728.1456539 978

• E3000 and external hard drive (USB and Ethernet

  I learned my first lesson the hard way.  'Assume' that you buy a new router that it will work with other new technology equipment.  Cisco needs to print somewhere in the product descriptions, their record of router there are size limits on external hard drives.  I got burned after buying a 3 to WD USB 3.0 hard drive that I can't use it on my current E3000 or their last E4200.  At least support knew this answer fast enough.  My bad for not taking the time to reflect, I search this site to find the list of external USB drives that will work with the E3000.

  All I wanted to do was store multimedia files on a shared network drive.  I'm cheating the system now and using a shared drive on the main PC.  The whole point of my project is not not to have the main PC running to share media.

  Before this old router of 60 day of scrap, has anyone had experiences on the use of WDs My Life 2 to external HD connection ETHERNET?

  Someone actually one of these drives installed on an E3000 using win xp pro?  I search high and low here, but couldn't find a list of acceptable external Ethernet disks or the size limitations.

  Burned once, lesson learned, don't get burned again.

  Thank you

  If your external drive supports Ethernet, then you will be able to use it with your router.

  Wired the external drive to your router using an Ethernet cable, then connect the router configuration page and click on the status tab and below click on the "Local area network" sub-tab and click on "DHCP Client" in the table of client DHCP list you will find the IP address for the external drive. Using this IP address, you can map the drive on your computer.

  To map the drive on your computer, click on start - RUN - type "\\External address IP Drive", and click ok... When you are prompted for the type of user name and password for the user name and password click OK, now you should be able to see the folders that you created, right-click on it and select map network drive and click Finish.

• Add SimpleDrive external hard drive for Inspiron 9400

  I use a drive external 250G hard SimpleTech SimpleDrive. I had plugged in a Dimension desktop computer and it works fine. I am abandoning the office and try to connect the external hard drive to my laptop Inspiron 9400. When I connect the drive via a usb cable, the disc sounds as if it's hunting and is never recognized by the laptop.  The external hard drive has its power supply on so I won't try to power it through the usb port. Any suggestions?

  Check in the hardware devices for any yellow exclamation (warning)

• External hard drive USB on Time Capsule

  Hello

  I have an external USB hard disk and plug it into the USB port of my Airport Time Capsule makes it accessible wireless (if on the sidebar of the window under the section 'sharing' I click on the Time Capsule to enter airport name next to his record 'data', I also have a folder with the name of my USB HD and I can access).

  Now the problem. I have a USB external hard drive, I can access normally connect my iMac or iBook portUSB one, but, if connected to the time Capsule... nothing happens.

  So there must be a difference in the two external hard drive. What a difference creates the problem, why and what I can do is my question.

  Can someone help me?

  So far, here is what I found to be the similarities and differences:

  The two serial ATA, 2 to, partition GUID mapped external USB hard drive.

  In disk utility, one that is visible on the Time Capsule is displayed as 'external HARD disk support' physical disk with OS X extended physical volume. One who isn't appears as physical disk 'external media' with logic extended OS X volume.

  TX

  Hi Ranmaboy,

  I understand you have two external hard drives USB that you want to connect to your airport Time Capsule via USB, but one who is not recognized by the Capsule from the airport. Given that this player connects to your iMac without problem, I would recommend that you backup all data stored on the disk, and then follow the steps here to re - format the drive using disk utility:

  Backup disks, you can use with Time Machine - Apple Support

  Format a drive connected to an AirPort Extreme 802.11ac or Time Capsule

  If you are using an AirPort Extreme 802.11ac or Time Capsule, you can connect an external drive to the USB port on these devices for use with Time Machine. Follow these steps to reformat the hard disk in the first place, it is ready for use.

  1. Connect the hard drive to a USB port on your Mac.
  2. Open disk utility.
  3. On the left side of the disk utility window, select your external drive (or one of its partitions).
  4. Click the delete or delete button on the toolbar.
  5. On the Format menu, choose Mac OS extended (journaled).
  6. Type a name for your drive, and then click clear.
  7. After that the drive is deleted, close the disk utility window.

  Once the disk has been reformatted, try to connect this back to the airport Time Capsule to see if it is now recognized.

  Have a great rest of your day!