- #HOW TO FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE WINDOWS 7 64 BIT DRIVER#
- #HOW TO FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE WINDOWS 7 64 BIT PRO#
Hi there, I've been thinking I could probably re-organise my network to make it more efficient with potentially upgrading devices for more bandwidth. Today's Spark! is coming to you from my Camper! Have a great day, I know I will! Oh and Happy Sysadmin Day!Just a reminder, if you are reading the Spark!, Spice it
#HOW TO FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE WINDOWS 7 64 BIT PRO#
Spark! Pro series – 29th July 2022 Spiceworks Originals.So at least now, I have the drive being detected, but I still don't have access to it. I try again with MBR (Perhaps, I shouldn't have?) and the same error message shows up. So I choose GUID, and an error message shows up, saying, I/O error. So I press initialize, and the next thing I see are the options for initialization: MBR or GUID.
#HOW TO FORMAT EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE WINDOWS 7 64 BIT DRIVER#
Interestingly, once I booted up in Win 7 32-bit, after a short wait on automatically installing the driver for the drive, my mystery drive is now detected in Disk Management.īut the drive says that it is not initialized. So now machine thinks I'm running Windows 7 with no drivers. So I hooked that drive up and booted into it. One thing I've done before I quit yesterday was this: I found another drive that had Windows 7 32-bit MBR. So following your advice, as soon as I write this reply, I will reboot in safe mode and analyse the boot log. In the BIOS, I simply looked at Boot Device Management section. So far, I've used Disk Management to see if my drive was detected in the OS. What do you mean by none would recognize the drive? At which tool or report did you look for such a conclusion?ĭo you mean the drive has been recognized and the file system not? What makes you sure that even the drive has not been recognized? Did you turn on boot logging in safe mode and analyse that log and the events of the boot phase to come to that conclusion? What did boot logging and events analysis report when addressing the controller and the attached drive?Īnd welcome to Spiceworks and its community.Īfter seeing your post, I thought, "Perhaps, I jumped to my conclusion too early." Thanks for that learning experience. Gogoppp wrote:I have tried to connect the drive via SATA and also via external hard drive adapter set up, but none would let me recognize the drive in the new PC.
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