Re: Registry entry. net bios group, required to access external USB HD
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"Phil" wrote:
| Installation external HDD for USB recognized drive number, not recognize
drive.
| Events listed arrival, error, removal. Info indicated no net bios group.
| Help indicates not tab entry, but entry to registry required.
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| Location of that entry and complete details not, of course, listed in
help.
| Having trouble getting infor out of ComUSA or manufacturer listed.
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| Drive set as master, part number correctly read by this computer???
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| Phil of Sonoma CA
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