Not another "Computer Help" thread by RM.

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  • RachelMarie

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    If it recognizes the HD right click on the icon, (not a shortcut icon) and click on
    "Troubleshoot Compatibility"
    Then use the recommended settings. If the HD ran on Vista it should run on Win 7 also. :)
    I have several older Maxtor external HD's that needed to run in VISTA, or XP compatibilityy mode. The nice thing about Win 7 is that it figures out which settings are best and applies them.
    Mike

    It's not recognizing the HD at ALL. Not anywhere. The light on the HD is on, so I know it works. But for some reason it will not recognize it.

    Sorry Rm,. I don't have any advice on how to fix it. But I have felt like this guy more than once. YouTube - Old computer gets thrashed by sledge hammer

    Good Luck!
    If I didn't want what was on the HD as bad as I do...THAT WOULD ME ME and my computer. Minus the Sledghammer, Plus a 1911.
     

    UncleMike

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    It's not recognizing the HD at ALL. Not anywhere. The light on the HD is on, so I know it works. But for some reason it will not recognize it.


    If I didn't want what was on the HD as bad as I do...THAT WOULD ME ME and my computer. Minus the Sledghammer, Plus a 1911.
    Is the HD plugged into the computer directly or are you using an USB hub?
    I've had hubs fail to relay from powered devices before.
    Mike
     
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