I always do a low level format thru the card bios first.
Ya never know when the drive has been thru some odd situations.
Ya can't high level format it until ya get it partitioned, which
occasionally needs a reboot afterwards to give it a drive letter.
No partitioning = no drive letter = no drive in Winders explorer = no
formatting.
Are you saying you can't right click on the volume and partition it?
Generally speaking, I LLF the drive in the SCSI bios, let it boot to
windows, right click on the driveletterless volume in disk management,
let windows write a signature; ie partition it as a basic NTFS disk,
and then right click it to format it. Never had a problem that way.
On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 11:40:40 -0700, "kamel medragh" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:
>Hi,
>I added a 18.2 compaq scsi hard drive to a compaq
>proliant 800 server. I am using windows 2000 server.
>I cannot format the hard drive, and cannot see it listed
>in my computer.
>I tried to go to computer management,than disk
>management.The drive is listed. Trying to format it is
>giving me a message to ENABLE PARTITION/VOLUME.
>How to get to enable partition/volume.
>Thank you for any help than you can provide to be able to
>format the secondary drive.
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