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Steve
Drew,
Here is the fix. Go to start>run. Type in DiskMgmt.Msc then click OK.
A window will pop up and you will see your new drive and it says
unallocated. It will probably be listed as disk 1. Right click where it
says Disk 1(if that is the unallocated drive.) Click initialize. after that
is done, right click in the area that said/says unallocated and select simple
volume, the pop up box will walk you through the rest. good Luck.
Here is the fix. Go to start>run. Type in DiskMgmt.Msc then click OK.
A window will pop up and you will see your new drive and it says
unallocated. It will probably be listed as disk 1. Right click where it
says Disk 1(if that is the unallocated drive.) Click initialize. after that
is done, right click in the area that said/says unallocated and select simple
volume, the pop up box will walk you through the rest. good Luck.