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  Go to run, type: diskmgmt.msc

  Msc, L.click on drive D:, go to actions, all, select 'Enable', close

  the msc. To add type of 3rd party software/programs, you need to uninstall

  first of all, then reinstall to D:

  In addition, music, video, photos go D: drive.

  To combine the two partitions, you'd need to boot from the cd to install xp to the menu

  Press r for recovery console, recovery, type: DiskPart in DiskPart, remove

  both partitions, create one, press the key type, ESC: EXIT cd restarts, format &

  Reinstall xp.

  3rd party software can combine the 2 with xp installed, try downloads.com

• Import from SD card does not store the files on hard drive, but only references to SD card after import.

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• Windows 7 and bios sees not the hard drive, but when I connect the hard drive to the USB with an adapter, I see directories and files

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  Original title: windows 7 and bios does not see the hard drive. but when I connect the hard drive to the USB with an adapter, I see directories and files... Ive a hp Pavilion, what to do?

  Check the BIOS for hard drive setting.

  Make sure that you do not connect the drive to a SATA/RAID port.

  Old IDE drives - check the jumper on the drive (use "Cable Select" as a starting point), the BIOS must also be set in legacy/compatibility/IDE mode. Note: If you currently use the AHCI mode, then switch to IDE mode may cause Windows to boot.

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• Qosmio G20 - XP doesn't see second HARD drive, but the BIOS is

  Hello

  Mylène for the long post - but think if give good info, I poss of correct answer:

  After the crash of QOSMIO G20... managed to reinstall of XP Recovery DVD-ROM. Immed after, looked at the config with Win Explorer and two hard drives all present and correct. even copied a picture of my images on the D: drive, just to make sure that all aok.

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  Tried to initialize in disk management - no sign there.
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  Your kind suggestions and recommendations could save just the remaining strands terrified of hair of a violent end...

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  Hello House,

  Normally, if the BIOS recognizes the HARD drive, but not Windows, this means that the HARD disk is not formatted, but it must be visible under the Windows disk management.
  You see it now?

  If not it is not easy to say what the reason are you should try load default settings in the BIOS and save it. Then start Windows and check if HDD is visible there too.

  In the worst case, it s that a malfunction of the HARD disk controller, but what you can test if swap you the two drives and put them in another location.

• I added a 128 gB microSD card to provide the space for my photos, (a second hard drive) but lightroom won't let me not import all the pictures that are already on the map. The only import option is 'copy', not 'Add '.

  I had a problem with Lightroom on Microsoft Surface 3.  I added a 128 gB microSD card to provide the space for my photos, (a second hard drive) but lightroom won't let me not import all the pictures that are already on the map.  The only import option is 'copy', not 'Add '.  I worked around this by mounting a network directory containing photos and imported from there.  Is it possible to stop Lightroom to see such a map as a camera?

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  http://stltechtalk.com/ultimate-Ms-surface-hack-fully-utilize-micro-SD-card/#.

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• How to connect two external HARD drive satellite and the same printer?

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  I have now two laptop Toshiba Equium.
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  Thank you

  Hello

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  I put a lot of PC with a Windows OS disc and know of this procedure that both/all hard disks are formatted to during the process of re - install an operating system.

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  The Toshiba Recovery disk formats all the hard drives installed on your laptop? As I read several posts that suggest that only the HARD drive with the operating system installed is recovered.

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  Thank you.

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  > An individual has a specified 80 GB drive and I am puzzled as to how, if the 80 GB is divided, it can run Vista.
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• 750-103D want: I want to install a 3rd HARD drive but the system will not start

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  Hello

  Probably, you have misunderstood my response.  Unplug the original HD boot drive.

  Your question is not the power supply lack of insufficient power.  I have observed remains with HP computers with a power supply that would support three HDs off a 300 Watt SATA power cable voltage.

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