To Raul,
There is no drive shown except the main drive C. On the
Gateway laptop there is no drive letter to modify except
the main drive C. I don't think I should change that, Do
you? I guess I confused you. The system I am sending
this message from is not the Gateway laptop I'm having
the problem with.
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>> IBM Deskstar DTLA-307060 which is a 60 gig 7200rpm
IDE
>>drive. (I have two of them in the system I am sending
>>this message from as Drives C,D,E,and F.)
>>
>> The USB is a USB 2.0 PC CardBus adapter 32 bit PC
Card
>>inserted in the laptop. This card had a driver disk.
I
>>installed the drivers using an executable on the disk.
A
>>scanner is connected through the PC Card and worked
>>before I installed the drivers.
>>
>>The IBM Hard Drive is in a Super Talent External USB
2.0
>>case. The CD-ROM disk that came with this indicated
that
>>XP didn't need a driver. It had drivers for Windows
98SE.
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>What is the brand and model of your USB harddrive?
>>>Is it using USB1.1 or USB2.0?
>>>Is the USB harddrive came with a driver CD?
>>>You cannot use a USB2.0 device on USB1.1 root hub.
>>>Pls post back with details.
>>>
>>>Peter
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Windows XP professional is installed in my Gateway
>>>>laptop. When I right click on My Computer and select
>>>>Manage, I Can't find the USB hard drive in the
Computer
>>>>Management/Disk Management window. (C drive, the DVD
>>>>drive and the USB scanner are there.) Under Disk
>>>drives
>>>>in the Device Manager the USB drive is present
>>>>and "working properly". The USB drive is yet to be
>>>>formatted.
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>
>I had a simmilar problem, I had to change the drive
>letter. play with that... the issue was that somehow to
>drive had same letter D:
>.
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