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Thread ID: 67064 2006-03-15 23:39:00 PC Won't recognize USB Drive kosheboy (9998) Press F1
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438478 2006-03-15 23:39:00 Hi, my PC Won't recognize any USB Drive or USB hard Drive,

Both Hard drive and USB drive power up but neither can be seen, in my Computer
kosheboy (9998)
438479 2006-03-15 23:44:00 what version of windows are you running? usually 2000 & xp will automatically detect USB drives but other you'll probably need drivers Jimmy D (2061)
438480 2006-03-16 04:20:00 Make sure you set your USB hard drive to "Master" otherwise Windoze can't see it. supertrouper (6665)
438481 2006-03-16 04:25:00 Were you able to check at Device manager and see any comments/errors on the USB Controllers? Were you able to detect other USB device in your USB Port? elixir (9986)
438482 2006-03-16 04:29:00 You might need to have the disk formatted before it will appear in "My Computer". Graham L (2)
438483 2006-03-16 05:40:00 Yes, maybe the HDD is fresh with no partition yet. If its that the case, Go to My Computer, Right Click then select Manage --->Storage/ Disk Management--->a 2nd HDD might be able to detect. Please proceed to the creation of partition of the NEW HDD, then format the new drive if it has already a partition. elixir (9986)
438484 2006-03-17 21:56:00 Were you able to check at Device manager and see any comments/errors on the USB Controllers? Were you able to detect other USB device in your USB Port?


Yes Mouse, game controller, USB hub, even SD Card Reader all work ok.
But USB Storage can not be seen.
I am running xp pro upgrade. Dont see any probs in Device manager.
kosheboy (9998)
438485 2006-03-17 21:59:00 what version of windows are you running? usually 2000 & xp will automatically detect USB drives but other you'll probably need drivers

Am running win XP pro. Mouse, game controller, USB hub, even SD Card Reader all work ok.
But USB Storage can not be seen
kosheboy (9998)
438486 2006-03-17 23:37:00 But are the USB storage devices formatted? :D Have a look at the Storage/Disk management. Graham L (2)
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