Drive shows nothing used but using properties it shows 750 mg used. can't see this used amount. is there an utility to reformat this???

open my computer then right click on pendrive like g: h: and click on format on format option click quick format and click start then finish it anc check it thanks rate me

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What should tour sygar test for normal

A1C: 7%
A1CA1C is a test that measures a person's average blood glucose level over the past 2 to 3 months. Hemoglobin (HEE-mo-glo-bin) is the part of a red blood cell that carries oxygen to the cells and sometimes joins with the glucose in the bloodstream. Also called hemoglobin A1C or glycosylated (gly-KOH-sih-lay-ted) hemoglobin, the test shows the amount of glucose that sticks to the red blood cell, which is proportional to the amount of glucose in the blood.X may also be reported as eAG: 154 mg/dlmilligrams (MILL-ih-grams) per deciliter (DESS-ih-lee-tur), a unit of measure that shows the concentration of a substance in a specific amount of fluid. In the United States, blood glucose test results are reported as mg/dL. Medical journals and other countries use millimoles per liter (mmol/L). To convert to mg/dL from mmol/L, multiply mmol/L by 18. Example: 10 mmol/L ?¯?¿?½ 18 = 180 mg/dL.X

Before a meal (preprandial plasma glucose): 80-130 mg/dl

1-2 hours after beginning of the meal (Postprandial plasma glucose)*: Less than 180 mg/dl

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Aug 05, 2017 • Cars & Trucks

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Using Windows Disk Management Utility to Manage Internal and External Disks

Disk management utility will help you see all the drives that are connected to your computer, including internal hard drives, CD or DVD Drives, and removable storage like USB sticks and external hard drives. Using this utility, you can check for attached drives that are not visible in windows when attached to your computer. You can also format drives, change drive letters, mark a partition as active and delete partitions. A word on caution about using the Disk Management Utility: This utility can cause destruction of data. If you are not sure of what you are looking at and uncomfortable with using this utility you should consult with an advanced user before making any changes to drives using this utility.

The Disk Management utility can be accessed in two different ways.
#1- You can open the Control Panel,
Click on Administrative Tools,
Click on Computer Management and the Computer Management window will open.
#2- Right click on you “My Computer” Icon
A menu will open
Chose “Manage”
The Computer Management window will open

The Computer Management window is broken down into 3 sections.

The first section on the left side of the window shows a menu. Disk Management is on the lower portion of the menu.

The right side is separated into two sections, top and bottom. The top portion shows a list of active drives on the computer. The lower portion shows all drives connected to the computer. CD or DVD drives that have not disk will not show as active drives on the top section, but can be seen in the lower section.

The lower section will show the drive description, drive size and drive condition (online or off line) in small box on the left side of that section. Disk drives will designate a “Drive” and a number. Drive 0 is usually your internal hard drive. Then it would list drive 1, drive 2, etc, depending on how many internal and external drive sources you have connected to your computer. Then it will list your CD drives and generally show their drive letter assignments.

Next to the smaller section described above, is a larger section which shows the driver letter, size of the driver and condition (if working correctly will show “healthy”)
This is the area you can right click and get a menu that will allow you to open, explore, mark the partition as active, change the driver letter, format the drive or delete a partition. (A note of caution here. Changing the driver letter on your main hard drive partition will cause windows to stop functioning. The main hard drive, or hard drive partition, is normally given the letter “C”.) A hard drive may show two or more partitions with separate drive letters designated for each partition.

A drive this is having a problem may show that it needs to be formatted (status as Unformatted). This can be done from this window. An external drive, whether it is a hard drive or CD/DVD drive, can have the letter designator change done if you want to organize your external drives. There are times when a drive will not show up because the drive letter that they are programmed to use are taken. Most USB drives are programmed to us the letters “F” or “G”. In this area, you can assign the USB drive any drive letter that is not being used and this will make it visible in windows.

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Driver linux untuk printer canon mg 3570 dan cra penginstalannya?

Did you mean MG 3520?
Drivers & Software 1. Select a file from the "Recommended For You" section or click on "Show All" to see all files.
2. Click on the file you would like to download.
3. After agreeing to the terms of the Disclaimer by checking the box, click on the Download button.
Operating System:

Select Language: English Spanish All Show All

Drivers There is no driver for the OS Version you selected. The driver may be included in your OS or you may not need a driver.

Software There is no - software for the OS Version you selected.

Utilities There is no - utility for the OS version you selected.

Firmware

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Aug 20, 2014 • Canon Pixma MG5220 InkJet Printer

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My G DRIVE Mobile 750 GB only has 126 MB

Click the "Start" button, type "diskmgmt.msc" and look at the Disk list from 0~x and find "G Drive (E: )". Check the disk on the right side with a blue long bar on top which is partitioned disk. It will be one blue partition indicating that the HDD capacity is near 732GB. If the G Drive has more than one partition on it, then u need to delete all and merge it to one partition. Go to partition and just click right button of your mouse, choose "Volume Delete(D)" and proceed to delete. If all partitions are deleted then right click to make a new volume "New Simple Volume" and follow the wizard's steps to create and format(NTFS) your new volume. This will solve your problem and if not, it might have a HW error or any problem with the disk itself. You'll need to check it at the Apple store where you bought it.

BTY, PC NTFS formated HDD might need a utility for the MAC os to read the HDD properly. You can use NTFS-3G or Paragon NTFS, but "Mounty for NTFS" will be the easiest one for you.

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Apr 30, 2017 • Computers & Internet

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LCD screen shows "C000" error

click start control panel administrive tools computer management device manager scroll to ports(COM&LPT) + to expand you should see a communication port and Ecp printer port you might see a yellow?question mark this will mean you need to install a new driver for this device right click you will have options to update driver,disable,uninstall or select properties again you will have the similiar options also you can troubleshoot the device
hope this helps

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May 14, 2011 • Computers & Internet

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My external hard disc moder no : TS80GSJ25S shows there is no disc in your drive

If you have used this drive before then the drive is malfunctioning and my need to be formatted. If not, then the disk could need initializing and then formatting. You can check the status of the disk using the windows disk management utility. The directions to use this utility are shown below, If the disk does not appear in the manage disks section, check the connection to the computer, and try to power cycle the drive by unplugging it, waiting for about 20 seconds and then plugging it back in. This may renew the connection and restart the drive.

Disk management utility will help you see all the drives that are connected to your computer, including internal hard drives, CD or DVD Drives, and removable storage like USB sticks and external hard drives. Using this utility, you can check for attached drives that are not visible in windows when attached to your computer. You can also format drives, change drive letters, mark a partition as active and delete partitions. A word on caution about using the Disk Management Utility: This utility can cause destruction of data. If you are not sure of what you are looking at and uncomfortable with using this utility you should consult with an advanced user before making any changes to drives using this utility.

Right click on you "My Computer" Icon

A menu will open

Chose "Manage"

The Computer Management window will open

The Computer Management window is broken down into 3 sections. The first section on the left side of the window shows a menu. Disk Management is on the lower portion of the menu.

The right side is separated into two sections, top and bottom. The top portion shows a list of active drives on the computer. The lower portion shows all drives connected to the computer. CD or DVD drives that have not disk will not show as active drives on the top section, but can be seen in the lower section.

The lower section will show the drive description, drive size and drive condition (online or off line) in small box on the left side of that section. Disk drives will designate a "Drive" and a number. Drive 0 is usually your internal hard drive. Then it would list drive 1, drive 2, etc, depending on how many internal and external drive sources you have connected to your computer. Then it will list your CD drives and generally show their drive letter assignments. Next to the smaller section described above, is a larger section which shows the driver letter, size of the driver and condition (if working correctly will show "healthy")

This is the area you can right click and get a menu that will allow you to open, explore, mark the partition as active, change the driver letter, format the drive or delete a partition. (A note of caution here. Changing the driver letter on your main hard drive partition will cause windows to stop functioning. The main hard drive, or hard drive partition, is normally given the letter "C".) A hard drive may show two or more partitions with separate drive letters designated for each partition.

A drive this is having a problem may show that it needs to be formatted (status as Unformatted). This can be done from this window. An external drive, whether it is a hard drive or CD/DVD drive, can have the letter designator change done if you want to organize your external drives

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Jan 09, 2011 • Transcend StoreJet USB 2.0 External Drive...

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My western digital dosent get detected, whenever i connect the device a new hardware found sound comes and nothing comes in my computer, i tried restarting nd olso tried to connect the device on other...

sometimes drives need to be initiallized when they are connected I will give you instructions to use the Manage Feature of windows to manage your drives. The instructions are as below:
If you cannot see the drive using the disk management utility, then you need to check to be sure the drive is not malfunctioning and also check your connection cable to be sure it is not the problem.

I hope this is helpful!!

Brian

Using Disk Management Utility

Disk management utility will help you see all the drives that are connected to your computer, including internal hard drives, CD or DVD Drives, and removable storage like USB sticks and external hard drives. Using this utility, you can check for attached drives that are not visible in windows when attached to your computer. You can also format drives, change drive letters, mark a partition as active and delete partitions. A word on caution about using the Disk Management Utility: This utility can cause destruction of data. If you are not sure of what you are looking at and uncomfortable with using this utility you should consult with an advanced user before making any changes to drives using this utility.

The Disk Management utility can be accessed in two different ways.

#1- You can open the Control Panel,

Click on Administrative Tools,

Click on Computer Management and the Computer Management window will open.

#2- Right click on you "My Computer" Icon

A menu will open

Chose "Manage"

The Computer Management window will open

The Computer Management window is broken down into 3 sections.

The first section on the left side of the window shows a menu. Disk Management is on the lower portion of the menu.

The right side is separated into two sections, top and bottom. The top portion shows a list of active drives on the computer. The lower portion shows all drives connected to the computer. CD or DVD drives that have not disk will not show as active drives on the top section, but can be seen in the lower section.

The lower section will show the drive description, drive size and drive condition (online or off line) in small box on the left side of that section. Disk drives will designate a "Drive" and a number. Drive 0 is usually your internal hard drive. Then it would list drive 1, drive 2, etc, depending on how many internal and external drive sources you have connected to your computer. Then it will list your CD drives and generally show their drive letter assignments.

Next to the smaller section described above, is a larger section which shows the driver letter, size of the driver and condition (if working correctly will show "healthy")

This is the area you can right click and get a menu that will allow you to open, explore, mark the partition as active, change the driver letter, format the drive or delete a partition. (A note of caution here. Changing the driver letter on your main hard drive partition will cause windows to stop functioning. The main hard drive, or hard drive partition, is normally given the letter "C".) A hard drive may show two or more partitions with separate drive letters designated for each partition.

A drive this is having a problem may show that it needs to be formatted (status as Unformatted). This can be done from this window. An external drive, whether it is a hard drive or CD/DVD drive, can have the letter designator change done if you want to organize your external drives. There are times when a drive will not show up because the drive letter that they are programmed to use are taken. Most USB drives are programmed to us the letters "F" or "G". In this area, you can assign the USB drive any drive letter that is not being used and this will make it visible in windows.

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Dec 23, 2010 • Western Digital 320GB MyBook External USB...

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Printer driver installation

Probably nothing.

When you select to download the file check that the popup window showing the percentage downloaded shows an acceptable amount of data being downloaded, could be anything from 2Mb to 200Mb depending on the printer driver and OS in use. If there is no popup window or it is just shown very quickly and disappears it means only a small amount of data (or nothing) was downloaded.

Right click on one of the downloaded files and select Properties and see if it shows zero. If not it could be your virus checker is deleting contents or Dell have a zero length file stored on their website - contact Dell and ask for the file.

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May 17, 2010 • Dell Inkjet 720 Printer

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I have a WD 320 GB harddrive, when I go to open it there are no files, however the amount of used space on indicates the files are still there. How do I recover those files

First thing you should do it make sure that there is no hidden files inside the drive. Go to folder options - View tab and then check show hidden files folders. If you see files then you can do a back-up of those files. But if nothing shows, your drive have a bad sections on it and will cause some errors. You should use scan disk utility for it to recovery possible bad sections that may contains those datas.

Hope this could help you..:-) Thanks..

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Dec 25, 2009 • Computers & Internet

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Flash drive problem

Try this first:
Right click my computer, then go to manage, then go to disk management and look for the removable disk (your flash disk) then right click it and try to delete and create partition. then format.

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May 21, 2008 • Computers & Internet

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