How to access a slave drive after formating

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Hi, I have two hard drives and I placed all my important information on the slave drive (I believed). Then I unpluged the cable and electricity cable for the slave drive before I formatted my master drive. After I reinstalled windows xp and plugged back the second hard drvie, the windows is not able to recognize it under "my computer". When I checked the computer management, the slave hard drive is there, but it is considered Disk 1, Dynamic and Foregin. I don't how to go from there and please give advice on how to retreat information from my second drive.. So that from the icon" My Computer", I could get back my second hard drive and get back my old information. Thanks a lo

Arloang
 
Did you try assigning a drive letter to the slave drive in Disk Management?
 
Hi,

How was this drive originally set up? If with a drive overlay (setup
software that often comes with new drives), then you need to reinstall this
software.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x
Windows isn't rocket science! That's my other hobby!

Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone



arloang said:
Hi, I have two hard drives and I placed all my important information on
the slave drive (I believed). Then I unpluged the cable and electricity
cable for the slave drive before I formatted my master drive. After I
reinstalled windows xp and plugged back the second hard drvie, the windows
is not able to recognize it under "my computer". When I checked the
computer management, the slave hard drive is there, but it is considered
Disk 1, Dynamic and Foregin. I don't how to go from there and please give
advice on how to retreat information from my second drive.. So that from the
icon" My Computer", I could get back my second hard drive and get back my
old information. Thanks a lot
 

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