Re: Slave disk missing
- From: "David Vair" <dvair@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 11 Aug 2007 20:47:10 -0400
It is most likely a ownership/permissions issue due to the drive being swapped to the new system.
Do a google for taking ownership of a drive and you will find several references to help you.
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Dave Vair
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<pete mcget> wrote in message news:2007811194026petemcget@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I presently have exactly the same issue.
Took my old IDE HDD out of the old computer - works fine in the old computer. Put it on as a
slave drive in my new system running XP and it doesn't show up in explorer or my computer, so I
can't seem to use for storage.
It does however show up in device manager as functioning correctly and shows up in the start-up
protocol's etc.
There is nothing wrong with connection cables or the HDD itself. The old HDD has two partitions
on it.
When I have installed a slave under Windows 2000, it recognised them fine and assigned a drive
letter.
Any known fixes out there?
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