help usb lacie hd

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Hello
I am under windows xp family and have a 20 gb external usb1 lacie hard disk.
It used to work fine. I re installed windows and I do not see it in
windows explorer.
Please help.
thank you in advance
jerome
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n

 

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Hi Jerome,

Two things;

1) Did you install Service Pack 1? USB 2.0 is dicey at best without the service pack.

2 Is the disk available in 'Computer Management'?

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
He esteems too lightly

suchod wrote:
> Hello
> I am under windows xp family and have a 20 gb external usb1 lacie hard disk.
> It used to work fine. I re installed windows and I do not see it in
> windows explorer.
> Please help.
> thank you in advance
> jerome
> --
> n

 

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Hello Joseph
I cheked in "computer management" (in french "gestion de l ordinateur")
under "hard disk management" ("gestion des disques") I found:
disk 0 which is c:\
disk 1 19.00 go (which is the disk I am looking for) "non alloué" which I
would translate as "non attributed".
If you can do something out of this ???
again thank you a lot
friendly
jerome




C.Joseph Drayton wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> Two things;
>
> 1) Did you install Service Pack 1? USB 2.0 is dicey at best without the
> service pack.
>
> 2 Is the disk available in 'Computer Management'?
>
> Ciao . . . C.Joseph
>
> That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
> He esteems too lightly
>
> suchod wrote:
>> Hello
>> I am under windows xp family and have a 20 gb external usb1 lacie hard
>> disk.
>> It used to work fine. I re installed windows and I do not see it in
>> windows explorer.
>> Please help.
>> thank you in advance
>> jerome
>> --
>> n

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n

 

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Hi Jerome,

It looks like your drive is there (disk 1), and has not been partitioned or format.

From inside of 'gestion de l ordinateur', chose 'Action' then 'All Task' then 'Format'. That will format the drive and assign
it a drive letter.

BTW, it is 'C.Joseph' not 'Joseph' (what can I say, my dad had a weird sense of humor).

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
He esteems too lightly

suchod wrote:
> Hello Joseph
> I cheked in "computer management" (in french "gestion de l ordinateur")
> under "hard disk management" ("gestion des disques") I found:
> disk 0 which is c:\
> disk 1 19.00 go (which is the disk I am looking for) "non alloué" which I
> would translate as "non attributed".
> If you can do something out of this ???
> again thank you a lot
> friendly
> jerome
>
>
>
>
> C.Joseph Drayton wrote:
>
>
>>Hi Jerome,
>>
>>Two things;
>>
>>1) Did you install Service Pack 1? USB 2.0 is dicey at best without the
>>service pack.
>>
>>2 Is the disk available in 'Computer Management'?
>>
>>Ciao . . . C.Joseph
>>
>>That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
>> He esteems too lightly
>>
>>suchod wrote:
>>
>>>Hello
>>>I am under windows xp family and have a 20 gb external usb1 lacie hard
>>>disk.
>>>It used to work fine. I re installed windows and I do not see it in
>>>windows explorer.
>>>Please help.
>>>thank you in advance
>>>jerome
>>>--
>>>n
>
>

 

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Hello C.Joseph
first let me apologize for having badly written your name. With your
permission I will not comment on your father'sense of humor.

After the info you gave me, as you know I found my missing disk sort of not
really alive. Then I thaught maybe it is a question of formatting. Not
knowing the procedure you indicate here under, I loaded 'PartitionMagic 7'
and formatted the disk which is now EXISTING and usable.
Anyway without your help I never would get out from the woods.
Thank you very much
friendly
jerome

C.Joseph Drayton wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> It looks like your drive is there (disk 1), and has not been partitioned
> or format.
>
> From inside of 'gestion de l ordinateur', chose 'Action' then 'All Task'
> then 'Format'. That will format the drive and assign
> it a drive letter.
>
> BTW, it is 'C.Joseph' not 'Joseph' (what can I say, my dad had a weird
> sense of humor).
>
> Ciao . . . C.Joseph
>
> That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
> He esteems too lightly
>
>

 

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Hi Jerome,

I'm glad I could be of help.

Ciao . . . C.Joseph

That which a man buys too cheaply . . .
He esteems too lightly

suchod wrote:
> Hello C.Joseph
> first let me apologize for having badly written your name. With your
> permission I will not comment on your father'sense of humor.
>
> After the info you gave me, as you know I found my missing disk sort of not
> really alive. Then I thaught maybe it is a question of formatting. Not
> knowing the procedure you indicate here under, I loaded 'PartitionMagic 7'
> and formatted the disk which is now EXISTING and usable.
> Anyway without your help I never would get out from the woods.
> Thank you very much
> friendly
> jerome