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Portable Hard Drive Problem
Just upgraded to Windows 7 with new build and after plugging in a
portable hard drive into one of the USB ports, Windows wanted to format the unit. I have been able to read the files on two occasions but for the rest of the time the OS reckons that there is no filing system and recommends a format. Which is nonsense. Any solution? I have tried Googling without success |
Re: Portable Hard Drive Problem
Sam Taylor wrote:
> Just upgraded to Windows 7 with new build and after plugging in a > portable hard drive into one of the USB ports, Windows wanted to format > the unit. > > I have been able to read the files on two occasions but for the rest of > the time the OS reckons that there is no filing system and recommends a > format. Which is nonsense. > > Any solution? I have tried Googling without success The Microsoft community for Windows 7 is found at: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...tegory/w7itpro |
Re: Portable Hard Drive Problem
Gaius Baltar wrote:
> On Wed, 06 Jan 2010 11:44:50 +0000, Sam Taylor > <b2rcco@deletethisbit_btopenworld.com> wrote: > >> Just upgraded to Windows 7 with new build and after plugging in a >> portable hard drive into one of the USB ports, Windows wanted to format >> the unit. >> >> I have been able to read the files on two occasions but for the rest of >> the time the OS reckons that there is no filing system and recommends a >> format. Which is nonsense. >> >> Any solution? I have tried Googling without success > > Open a CMD prompt (Start, Run, type cmd <Enter>) > > Run CHKDSK [USB drive letter]: /f > > to fix any logical errors on the drive > > gb > Thanks. And thanks to VanguardLH. I see that it is a issue with other USB devices attached to 64 bit installations. |
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