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ab.aldago
I'm using WinXP Pro SP2. I did a non-destructive no-reformat reinstall and
everything works fine except that I can't see my flash drives anywhere (My
Computer, Windows Explorer...) although they were working fine before the
reinstall. I CAN see the flash drives (different brands, different sizes) in
"Computer Management" and I see that there is no drive letter assigned. I
can assign a drive letter and then open the drive and view the files and
cut, paste, etc. while in "Computer Management" but can't see the drive
aywhere else. When I reboot, the drive letter assigned goes away. I have no
mapped network drives and the A, C and D (dvd ) drives are present and
accounted for. I'm assigning the next drive letter, E, and have even
assigned higher letters to no avail. I've run Chkdsk /f, checked to make
sure that I had administrator rights to modify the registry, made restore
points after assigning a drive letter, rebooted until I'm blue in the face.
No success.
Anybody have any ideas?????
everything works fine except that I can't see my flash drives anywhere (My
Computer, Windows Explorer...) although they were working fine before the
reinstall. I CAN see the flash drives (different brands, different sizes) in
"Computer Management" and I see that there is no drive letter assigned. I
can assign a drive letter and then open the drive and view the files and
cut, paste, etc. while in "Computer Management" but can't see the drive
aywhere else. When I reboot, the drive letter assigned goes away. I have no
mapped network drives and the A, C and D (dvd ) drives are present and
accounted for. I'm assigning the next drive letter, E, and have even
assigned higher letters to no avail. I've run Chkdsk /f, checked to make
sure that I had administrator rights to modify the registry, made restore
points after assigning a drive letter, rebooted until I'm blue in the face.
No success.
Anybody have any ideas?????