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Is the format of your hard drive is in NTFS?

connect it to another pc and open the files remove any passwords or locks then format it

With the USB drive inserted, do a search for "Manage", open computer Management, select "Manage hard drives". Try formatting, etc. from there.

The only thing left is the USB cable and the conversion circuitry between it and the drive connector. Listen to the drive. If it clicks a lot it isn't getting enough power from the USB port on the PC anymore. If it's OK, then it's back to the cable or the conversion circuit.

Download photo recovery program for your computer. There are some frre ones out there online. Make sure you don't use this flash card in camera until you try again to download photos with a photo recovery program. If SD Card all photos can be recovered unless card was formatted twice.

close the system down reboot holding down the delete key until the bios scree comes up change the boot sequence to cd as first boot save and exit open the cd and insert the cd close down the system the reboot That way it boots from the cd and installs the porgram

take the hard drive to a computer repair shop but from your description , it may be dead if it is a disc type hard drive , then continually moving it around is not good for the delicate workings if it is dead , replace it with a solid state hard drive which has no moving parts and is a lot more robust

In your device manager did you try deleting the driver and restart the computer? It will reload the driver on start up.

Go into the notebooks bios and see if there is a boot from USB in the boot sequence section. If there is, then enable it. If there is none, then it will never boot from an external drive.

Solution: 1. Boot into Linux. 2. Use "fdisk" command to delete "ext" partitions. // In fact, no need to use other tools (e.g. killdisk) 3. Run "fdisk" command as root. 4. For those who don't know how to use "fdisk", I provide an example here. (Read the man page of "fdisk" will be better) //Remember !!! fdisk can format your hard disk (which will erase all your data), use it with great care -- unless you know what you are doing, otherwise don't use it. (I will not take any responsibility of my suggestion) i) fdisk /dev/sda .) For those who use PATA (Parallel IDE) : fdisk /dev/hda .) For those who use second hard disk : fdisk /dev/sdb (2nd SATA hard disk), fdisk /dev/hdb (2nd PATA hard disk), fdisk /dev/sdc (3rd SATA hard disk) and so on ... {sd [a, b, c, d, ...]} .) fdisk "what" depends on where your linux partition is. ii) use "m" to read the available options iii) press "d" iv) press the number of the partition you want to delete v) Remember ! if you don't want to make the change, press "q" at any time. (that means quit without saving) vi) If you want to make the change, press "w" (that means write the change to hard disk) 5. There may sometimes cause a warning message say something about not synchronize the disk (because you cannot make changes while you are using the partition -- if you are booting the partition now), the change will occur after you shutdown and reboot the system. 6. Okay, you can reboot the system now and you will find that the partition is empty now. 7. You can install XP or what ever now. ** For those who cannot use "fdisk", my simplest suggestion is to re-install Linux if you don't have any other tools (such as killdisk). And then you should be able to use "fdisk". In fedora 8, you can even choose formatting the hard disk in "vfat" file system (which can be recognized by almost all computer include windows xp and so on -- see "File Allocation Table" wiki) during installation. Therefore, no need to run fdisk

Sorry we do not sell parts here nor do we have a sure fire way to locate them for you from someone else. I personally have found eBay carries every kind of cable made of if you know what to look for.

Test the battery charger. Other than that idk

You may have to up the power supply wattage to cover all the extra load you have with all the drives you have

I am attaching a link to a site that will explain how to get to a command prompt by using your boot disk. Once at the command prompt type: chkdsk /f /r and press enter. If it doesn't fix it the first time you can run it again. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/command-prompt-in-windows-recovery-environment I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/adrienne_b03fb46fc6334991

If you have OC that motherboard, roll it back. The drives that you are using are dinosaurs compared to the motherboard. Legacy issues exist.

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Just back up data files nothing else.

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If there is a fix it will be at the support site of the hard drive manufacturer

internal hard drives are now SATA connected ( you can get converted cables to connect older units) or external hard drives are usb connected dless of the make you have , all hard drives will fit