From: ykhan on 5 Mar 2005 18:09 I got an external USB hard disk enclosure. It works fine on my laptop, it gets detected, drivers get loaded, and everything shows up fine in Device Manager, and a drive letter is assigned to it. When I put the same device onto my desktop, almost everything happens the same, except it doesn't get a drive letter assigned to it. I don't see it in Disk Manager. All computers are running XP SP2. I've tried it in a second desktop PC with XP SP2 as well, and exact same thing happens -- no drive letter, no recognition from Disk Manager, but Device Manager sees it fine doesn't find any problems with it. Yousuf Khan
From: none on 5 Mar 2005 22:41 Do you already have a drive Z:? Can you set a drive letter from Device Manager, under properties? "ykhan" <yjkhan(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:bd84ed0c.0503051509.7b5df8fb(a)posting.google.com... >I got an external USB hard disk enclosure. It works fine on my laptop, > it gets detected, drivers get loaded, and everything shows up fine in > Device Manager, and a drive letter is assigned to it. When I put the > same device onto my desktop, almost everything happens the same, > except it doesn't get a drive letter assigned to it. I don't see it in > Disk Manager. > > All computers are running XP SP2. I've tried it in a second desktop PC > with XP SP2 as well, and exact same thing happens -- no drive letter, > no recognition from Disk Manager, but Device Manager sees it fine > doesn't find any problems with it. > > Yousuf Khan
From: YKhan on 5 Mar 2005 22:55 none wrote: > Do you already have a drive Z:? > > Can you set a drive letter from Device Manager, under properties? No, as I said, it doesn't show up as a disk under Disk Manager, but it does show up as a device under Device Manager. Yousuf Khan
From: Alan Walpool on 5 Mar 2005 23:41 Try using diskpart from the commandline to assign a drive. Hope this works it has worked for me when I needed to make a drive showup. Could be something else. Later, Alan >>>>> "ykhan" == ykhan <yjkhan(a)gmail.com> writes: ykhan> I got an external USB hard disk enclosure. It works fine on my ykhan> laptop, it gets detected, drivers get loaded, and everything ykhan> shows up fine in Device Manager, and a drive letter is ykhan> assigned to it. When I put the same device onto my desktop, ykhan> almost everything happens the same, except it doesn't get a ykhan> drive letter assigned to it. I don't see it in Disk Manager. ykhan> All computers are running XP SP2. I've tried it in a second ykhan> desktop PC with XP SP2 as well, and exact same thing happens ykhan> -- no drive letter, no recognition from Disk Manager, but ykhan> Device Manager sees it fine doesn't find any problems with it. ykhan> Yousuf Khan
From: Nicole on 6 Mar 2005 02:57 Sorry Alan, Can you please give me a step-by-step on that, as I am having the same problem - device is installed and shows as working properly in Device Manager, but does not show as a removable disk drive in the "My Computer" window. Thanks, Nicole "Alan Walpool" wrote: > > Try using diskpart from the commandline to assign a drive. Hope this > works it has worked for me when I needed to make a drive showup. Could > be something else. > > Later, > > Alan > > >>>>> "ykhan" == ykhan <yjkhan(a)gmail.com> writes: > > ykhan> I got an external USB hard disk enclosure. It works fine on my > ykhan> laptop, it gets detected, drivers get loaded, and everything > ykhan> shows up fine in Device Manager, and a drive letter is > ykhan> assigned to it. When I put the same device onto my desktop, > ykhan> almost everything happens the same, except it doesn't get a > ykhan> drive letter assigned to it. I don't see it in Disk Manager. > > ykhan> All computers are running XP SP2. I've tried it in a second > ykhan> desktop PC with XP SP2 as well, and exact same thing happens > ykhan> -- no drive letter, no recognition from Disk Manager, but > ykhan> Device Manager sees it fine doesn't find any problems with it. > > ykhan> Yousuf Khan >
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