As I recall I had that behavior because another drive was attached and the
windows disk management was confused.  In my case it was a mapped network
share, and I just exited Disk Managment, disconnected the physical drive,
unmapped the network drive and plugged the physical back in.
But it's been a a while since I've seen that behavior (especially since I
moved all network drives to above h:).


On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 3:47 PM, Steve Ens <[email protected]> wrote:

> Anyone come across a USB drive that gets recognized by Windows 7, but
> doesn't get a drive letter assigned?  I have a stubborn Seagate that works
> on XP and OSX, but not 7.  I've tried manually assigning a letter but that
> is greyed out.  The only option I get is to convert to dynamic, but that
> gets me an error too.  Any ideas appreciated.
> Thanks
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