Windows 7 does not see added internal hard drive

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  I have an HP Presario laptop running Windows Vista and it does not recognize my external hard drive, or my flash drives.

  I have an external hard drive Eagle Consus AND-CS2PSU2-BK.  It worked fine on my desktop, which works on XP.  I plug it to my computer laptop and nothing.

  When I plugged it in the first place, he says that he needed to download the drivers.  I clicked 'ok' to automatically download drivers and a few seconds later, he said that it successfully completed the driver download/install.

  I look under the drives in my computer and he's not here.

  I went to start, right click computer, left you click on Manage and double-clique then under storage disk management.  All I see are C drive and recovery disc (D).  No other drives displayed.

  I exitted who and set up the Control Panel, double click on Device Manager.  He said in the other topic peripheral USB to ATA/ATAPI bridge.  I don't know whether or not it is my external hard drive.  It indicates the Type of device: Other Devices and under device status it says: "the drivers for this device are not installed. (Code 28).  This operation requires an interactive window station.  To reinstall the drivers for this device, click on reinstall the driver. »

  He asks if I want to reinstall the drivers, so I clicked that.  He couldn't find them / install them.

  Still, I don't know if USB to ATA/ATAPI bridge is still linked to my external hard drive.

  Help, please.  The same thing happens when I try to plug a flash/USB.

  Try this:

  In the right click 'USB to ATA/ATAPI bridge' Device Manager under the other devices section, click unsintall or press the delete key. Reset with the connected hard drive it must be reinstalled, but under the USB controllers. Make sure the device works on the other computer cable can also go to bad.b

• My windows XP does not recognize an external hard drive. : "Error device malfunction.

  Original title: my windows XP do not recognize an external hard drive.

  I have Windows XP... When I try to plug in an external hard drive (with automatic installation of the software and the ability of usb 3.0/2.0), my computer does not recognize the material and gives an "error of malfunctioning of the device.

  Hello

  1. What is the brand and model of external hard drive?
  2. don't you make changes on the computer before this problem?

  Read the following article that may help you resolve this problem.
  Advanced troubleshooting tips for General USB for Windows XP problems
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310575

• Windows Update does not work after the hard drive has been replaced

  Hello
  I have the same problem, replaced in my Toshiba HD, rebuild from Sysimage, Windows Update does not work. A ran "fix the problem with the Microsoft Windows Update is not working.
  Problem still exist.
  The message that I got while trying to update: "Windows Update cannot currently check updates,
  because the service is not running. "You may need to restart you computer.
  Stop and then restart the service, still no luck.

  I ran Windows troubleshooting. He finds two problems with Windows Update components, it corrects.
  The problem still exists.

  The other post:

  Another interesting fact:
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  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-windows_update/Windows-Update-not-working-after-hard-drive/77ab54ca-34b0-49DF-a268-bd07db68d887

  The same problem. Cloned old HD on a larger hard drive. Everything worked perfectly except NO indexing and update WITHOUT windows - the two recurring problems that seem to appear on the forums after a change of hard disk.

  INDEXING resolved with change to "Intel rapid storage technology." Google what I put in quotes, choose the Download Center and get the specific to your OP and the controller software.

  UPDATES have been a little more frustrating. The microsoft .fixes and convenience stores were without help.

  Go to control panel / system and Maintenance / administration tools

  Select Services

  Stop the Background Intelligent Transfer Service

  Stop Windows Update

  In 'My Computer' go to Windows / Software Distribution

  Right-click "DataStore" folder. Rename it to Datastore.old

  Rename the folder 'Download' Download.old

  Return to Services and restart the Background Intelligent Transfer Service and Windows Update.

  Look for the updates. It will take some time because you deleted the database.

  I hope this helps!

• My Windows 7 does not recognize my external hard drive

  My Windows 7 does not recognize my Apacer AC203 external hard drive 640 GB. I test this drive on 2 laptops with Win7 and 1 PC with Win XP and on all computers of this it works fine without any problems.

  Help, please. Al3k5aNd4R.

  My problem is with the computer, no cell phone and I have solved.

  I use the extension cable USB to my PC desktop. When I swich hd directly to the computer, then hd works...

  I have the same problem on the computer of a work which is also usb extension cable and it also do not work. HD :)

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• Windows 7 does not detect multiple external hard drives

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion laptop to 7 Home Premium. I have two 500 GB external hard drives. When I connect them individually to the system, they are recognized and I can copy files to and from these External Drives. But when I try to connect both at the same time, Windows 7 does not detect the drive I connect then. Any help is greatly appreciated.

  If the disks are powered by the USB bus and do not have their own external power supply the problem is that the laptop does not provide sufficient USB power to control both.

  The USB specification, is that each port should provide 500mA at 5V. To keep their batteries, laptops usually provide 500mA to share between all available ports. If you need to use several USB devices with significant power, you must either externally powered USB hub or to provide the devices with their own power supply to cutting.

• New computer that is running Windows 7 does not recognize my external hard drive completely

  I bought a new PC with windows 7.  I use an external hard drive with USB to move the files from the old PC (XP) to the new PC.

  When I go to 'my computer' focus on the external hard drive storage devices is not displayed.

  When I go on my devices, the external hard drive appears.  When I look at the details on this HD and pushes to execution, windows States there are no problem.

  The clues of what I need to do so that I can look at the files on my external hard drive?

  Thank you

  Hi Andre,

  I've struggled for some time with this one, here's how I finally solved it.  Apparently, USB drivers for mass storage devices was not compatible with my external hard drive.  I simply uninstalled the USB drivers for mass storage devices, then plugged my hard drive.  Automatically downloading appropriate drivers, and I was good to go.

  Just thought you might want to know that.

  Mike

• BIOS DOES NOT SEE ANY SATA HARD DRIVES

  I recently (about three weeks) ago added a 250 GB Samsung SSD EVO 840 to my desktop HP Pavilion a6437C PC 2008.

  This SSD has been configured with a clean install of Windows XP.

  The original 500 GB HARD drive (on which I kept the original, fully functional installation of XP on one partition and all my data on another), was retained and was used primarily for the storage of data... even if I left the XP partition instead of use as a backup OS.

  Once I have everything configured, up and running, both drives worked fine in their assigned duties for at least two weeks.

  The PC is on when I left the House earlier today.  I came home and the power of the PC was turned off (I don't know if there was a power failure or other event).  When I turned on the rear PC, I got the dreaded "Disk Boot Failure" message.  Restarted, press F10 to view the BIOS, and I noticed that only two CD/DVD drives have been detected.  Ni the SSD or HARD drive have been detected.  A ran Diagnostics PC - Doctor F9 and got BIOHD-2 (no drive detected)... what I already knew.

  I've been Googling vigorously, and my guess is that, since the TWO discs are not recognized, and the problem that manifests all of a sudden, the problem lies with the SATA controller or motherboard itself.  I think that it's extremely likely that both discs would fail completely and at the same time. Can anyone suggest what I could take so I can verify or disprove this?  Also, it's an old PC so it prob'ly is not worth starting to replace the mobo... is possible to replace just the SATA controller (assuming that it is the culprit)?

  Maybe it's time to bite the bullet and get a new job.  I discovered that I can't use many of the features of my new SSD fancy, because the material a6437c and firmware doesn't support them.

  Any other suggestions would be appreciated as well.  Thanks in advance!

  Laiki, welcome to the forum.

  You did a very nice job of explaining your situation; nothing left out.

  Because the computer is older, I go to this from a different angle.  I recommend that you check the power supply (PSU) to see if it has failed, because the computer turns off for no apparent reason.  If there is no power to the system, you will not get a boot.  The power supply can cause many problems we don't necessarily attach to it.  Here's a guide to help you troubleshoot it.

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• Professional Windows xp does not recognize my external hard drive 1 TB

  I have a 1 TB seagate external hard drive and my windows xp professional does not recognize when I plug

  Hello

  1. were you able to use the same hard drive without any problem before?
  2. have you tried to connect to check and another computer?
  3. don't you make changes on the computer before this problem?

  See the following articles that might help you.
  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
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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/925196
  Advanced troubleshooting tips for General USB for Windows XP problems
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310575

• Windows Vista detects not 1 TB internal hard drive

  Original title: hard drive is more noticed once it is filled

  Hello

  I have a terabyte of hard drive (internal) that I use for storage of media on my Media Center machine.  Looks like it served recently as Media Center gave me errors when he tried to save this, errors saying it was not any space left.  Today I went to start removing content on the hard disk, but to my surprise, he disappeared.  The drive does not appear in my computer, it does not appear in disk management, and it is not found when I use a DOS command prompt and try to navigate to the drive letter.

  Anyone know how I can find it?  I have a lot of content on what I want to keep.

  Thank you

  Chris

  Try it in another computer and see if it is recognized in this one.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Windows 7 does not recognize my external hard drive Western Digital model WD2500B007-NNI. __

  Does anyone know how to get the Western Digital external hard drive to work with Windows 7?  The external drive model number is WD2500B007-NNI

  Hello

  Do you see any yellow\red exclamation in Device Manager?

  I suggest to open disk management and check that if the drive is detected there, here are the steps:

  1. open computer management by clicking the Start button, click on the Control Panel, clicking system and security, clicking Administrative Tools, and then double-click computer management. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  2. in the left pane, click Disk Management.
   
  If the hard drive is recognized in disk management and if there is no letter assigned drive, I suggest you make a right click on the drive and assign a drive letter and check to see if it helps:

  1. click on the drive to change and then click on change drive letter and paths.
  2. do one of the following:
  ·         To assign a drive letter if it has not already received, click Add, click the letter you want to use, and then click OK.
  ·         To change a drive letter, click on edit, click on assign the following drive letter, click the letter you want to use and then click OK.
  ·         To remove a drive letter, click on remove and then click Yes to confirm that you want to remove.

  Check this link for more information:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-add-or-remove-a-drive-letter

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• Windows 7 does not recognize the external hard drive

  A WD My Book external hard drive of 2 TB, Windows 7 Pro icon does not appear in the computer but saw the external hard drive
  in devices and printers. Right-click on the icon, no data on the volume, indicates that it works correctly. How can I access and recover
  the data on this external hard drive?

  Someone ran Testdisk and it couldn't find a partition. It might spoil the hard disk being the day the Date 07/07/2013
  Testidisk was executed.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated! The data is lost forever? Thank you.

  There is no partition inside?

  You can create partitions on the disk management
  type of handle on the search box to the start menu, open the computer management go to disk management
  You should see your disk and associated empty data and you can create a partition for it

• Windows 8 does not recognize my USB hard drive after an unsuccessful backup.

  Separated from this thread.

  tried both methods. Unfortunately does not work...

  Hi Roby,

  Thank you for the update on the related question.

  This issue may be caused if one of the many reasons as USB driver are corrupt or unstable PC requires an update for problems that could conflict with an external USB hard disk, Windows may be missing other problems hardware or software updates.

  Try these methods and check.

  Method 1: Uninstall and reinstall the USB controllers.

  Try reinstalling the Device Manager USB controllers and check.

  Uninstall and reinstall the USB controllers will not affect the USB port, as when restarting the computer/laptop as it gets reinstalled automatically.

  1. Press key Windows + X on the keyboard.
  2. Go to device Manager.
  3. Expand the Controllers USB, click drivers.
  4. Click Properties, click the Uninstall tab.
  5. Click OK.

  If the problem persists, follow method 2.

  Method 2:

  See the Microsoft support article and follow the steps.

  Install USB 3.0 and other USB devices

  Let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help you.

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• Windows 7 does not recognize the new hard drive during installation

  My Pavilion hard drive died.  I ordered a new identical and it arises.  Windows 7 starts to load (since a key USB as my DVD died a long time ago) and gets it Windows on the screen asking me to select a player.  But there is no choice to drive in the menu and I can't go any further.  Is the new drive dead too?  Someone suggested that I need to reinstall a 'chip game' and if that's the problem, how to do that?  Thank you!!

  I'm glad that the hard drive is seen now.  To the extent where the DVD player, if you have purchased a new DVD player for the laptop, and you have it installed, then there is something else involved here.  In this MANUAL, it seems that it is just a simple operation change out.  Must be another reason it does not work or is recognized in the BIOS.

• Windows 7 Windows update does not work after replacing hard drive

  Win7 Home Premium and HP Pavilion DV6-2150US.  Failed hard drive.  I bought a Seagate 500 GB replacement (original drive was 250 GB) and used my purchased HP re - install DVD to re - build Windows and reinstall the OEM software on the new hard drive.

  Everything starts fine, but he won't deal of Windows updates (. e. is a big red X on the screen of windows update).  I tried Microsoft "Mr Fix it" download - but it error and none of the other suggestions Microsoft not work either.  When I had the chance to talk with a MS tech support person, she suggested that somehow windows on the new drive is not authentic, etc...  Although windows on the new drive hard indicates that its active and authentic... is there some kind of checking a number of the hard disk 'really' activate windows?

  Just to make sure that my reinstall was not corrupt, I deleted the new hard drive and began in everywhere... I have the exact same result... it boots fine, but will not update through windows update.  The only other change to the laptop was that I had better buy double the memory to 8 of 4 when I bought 2 years ago... once again, do not know if there is a kind of material exchange limitation before disabling the windows software.

  Help, please!  I'm really stuck.  THX JimmyC

  Thanks for your post... I solved my problem by installing the update driver Intel rapid storage through this link:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02219204

  I suppose that as long as the hard drive is lower 250Gig you need not the new driver.  But when I replaced my hard drive failed with a disc 500gig hard - when I did restore HP to Win7 and the OEM software from the dvd, I bought - it put the storage driver original in Win7 - which works very well with a 250 GB drive, but causes the windows update doesn't work is not for readers more than 250gig.   When I installed the driver from the link above file, Windows Update started working - and you can imagine there are many, many fixes since my PC has been restored to original Win7 - doesn't not even Win 7 SP1.

  I hope it helps someone else... thank you for your message.  JimmyC