DVD player is not able to detect WD 320 GB hard drive

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Please try to plug it into another USB port. There is a chance that your port could be faulty. If its not with the port, try to assign the drive letter if you are using windows. You have to right click on the My Computer icon, select Manage. Once on Computer Management, select Disk Management. Locate your WD drive and right click again. Finally, click on the Assign Drive Letter and follow the wizard.

Good luck!

If you got a USB casing for that, it would have come with a USB and power cable. Yes, power too!

Plug the power, and make sure you have a USB 2.0 hi-speed port. Also check "computer management" and check the hard disk works.

thats a plug and play device, if you inserted it automatically detect with drives letter, right click and format you can assign permission, and can stored data. if you have ups the better to make prolong life.

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run a disk check on drive, as for files under explorer view, arrange icons by:

Not all DVD-players support DivX encoding of movies.
Check that your DVD-player does support DivX.

Either check around in Any DVD HD or the BluRay menu to set audio output to PCM, which doesn't require any decoding to play back properly or you will have to convert them separately.

You can't. Windows and Mac are two different company's.

When you right-click the drive and select format in the menu, you should be able to select the format type, NTFS, FAT32 or FAT.

I bought the same product, I noticed that connecting the device to the USB ports at the back of the PC body and using shorter cable solved the problem, try each of the ports at the back of the PC.