Hi, sounds like the drive letter is not associated with it anymore.
press windows key then type disk manager. If you are useing windows 10
It will change to format and bla, blah.
Now select the drive then press shift + F10 arrow down to change drive
letter. press enter. If you see a drive letter in there this is not the
problem. But it would not hurt to change it just to see if that helps.
So, you will have add If no letter is assigned or add and then another
button that is called change.
so add a letter if one is not there or change the letter if one is.
Windows wont let you use a letter that is already assigned so just pick
one from the drop down. Press ok and go back and see if it is there
now. :)
On 10/15/2017 9:27 AM, Lenny McHugh wrote:
I have a Seagate ex drive that I use to backup on my win 7 machine. I do not
know when it started but today under my computer it is no longer listed.
Device manager reports that it is working correctly and that I have the
newest driver installed. I restarted the computer several times and the
drive is not listed. I think it was about 2 weeks ago when I last used it.
Pulling out the usb cable I hear the tone alert likewise when I plug it back
in again I hear the tones. Any thoughts on how I can correct this?
Thanks
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