Go into device manager & uninstall all usb connections then restart PC letting windows install drivers automatically seeing if that fixes the problem.
You can look for this unit on the manage window. The directions are listed below:
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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.
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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.
I will say again that only advanced users should make any
changes to the main hard drive, usually designated as Drive 0. Making any changes to this drive will
directly affect the computer’s ability to function.
Have u insert it? check it at first in device manager then inform is it showing or nt?
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