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I just plugged in another hard drive to my computer.
The BIOS recognized the addition of the HD but windows does not see the drive. The drive is formated. Also I cant see the drive from backup software Drive Image 2002, which usually sees a drive even if that drive is not formated. I currently have a 180GB HD split into 3 partitions - 2 80's and a 20. I plugged in the other drive, 80GB, to backup the first partition on my main drive. What can I do to make the drive appear? |
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Right click on My Computer and select Manage.
On the following screen, click on Disk Management. The drive should appear on the right hand side of the screen from where you can assign it a drive letter. Cari www.coribright.com "Pat" <pbrown@definite-solutions.com> wrote in message news:019401c3d7c6$6f18f970$a301280a@phx.gbl... >I just plugged in another hard drive to my computer. > The BIOS recognized the addition of the HD but windows > does not see the drive. The drive is formated. Also I > cant see the drive from backup software Drive Image 2002, > which usually sees a drive even if that drive is not > formated. I currently have a 180GB HD split into 3 > partitions - 2 80's and a 20. I plugged in the other > drive, 80GB, to backup the first partition on my main > drive. What can I do to make the drive appear? |
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The disk is not there.
But it still shows up in the BIOS >-----Original Message----- >Right click on My Computer and select Manage. > >On the following screen, click on Disk Management. The drive should appear >on the right hand side of the screen from where you can assign it a drive >letter. > >Cari >www.coribright.com > >"Pat" <pbrown@definite-solutions.com> wrote in message >news:019401c3d7c6$6f18f970$a301280a@phx.gbl... >>I just plugged in another hard drive to my computer. >> The BIOS recognized the addition of the HD but windows >> does not see the drive. The drive is formated. Also I >> cant see the drive from backup software Drive Image 2002, >> which usually sees a drive even if that drive is not >> formated. I currently have a 180GB HD split into 3 >> partitions - 2 80's and a 20. I plugged in the other >> drive, 80GB, to backup the first partition on my main >> drive. What can I do to make the drive appear? > > >. > |
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