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August 25th 18, 03:43 AM
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Win 7 Pro - USB Drive Problem
Several USB 4T drives connected OK.
Adding one more but does not show up. Ditto for a different 4T so that makes two that will not show up. Still have many drive letters available. I get the boing boing when I plug it in. I feel the drive head moving when I plug it in. I do not see it in Windows Explorer. Suggestion please to get this visible. 
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August 25th 18, 06:29 AM
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Win 7 Pro - USB Drive Problem
None use USB power.
All have wall warts.
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August 25th 18, 11:51 AM
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Win 7 Pro - USB Drive Problem
Oskar wrote:
Several USB 4T drives connected OK. Adding one more but does not show up. Ditto for a different 4T so that makes two that will not show up. Still have many drive letters available. I get the boing boing when I plug it in. I feel the drive head moving when I plug it in. I do not see it in Windows Explorer. Suggestion please to get this visible. Go to Disk Management. They might appear there waiting to have a letter assigned to them. Ed
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August 25th 18, 02:08 PM
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Win 7 Pro - USB Drive Problem
Oskar wrote:
Several USB 4T drives connected OK. Adding one more but does not show up. Ditto for a different 4T so that makes two that will not show up. Still have many drive letters available. I get the boing boing when I plug it in. I feel the drive head moving when I plug it in. I do not see it in Windows Explorer. Suggestion please to get this visible. Try USBTreeView. https://www.uwe-sieber.de/usbtreeview_e.html Check for a new device appearing in the window, when the drive is plugged in. A device should appear, if "endpoints" form as part of the setup of a new connection. Paul
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August 25th 18, 10:58 PM
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Win 7 Pro - USB Drive Problem
On Fri, 24 Aug 2018 19:43:24 -0700, Oskar wrote:
Several USB 4T drives connected OK. Adding one more but does not show up. Ditto for a different 4T so that makes two that will not show up. Still have many drive letters available. I get the boing boing when I plug it in. I feel the drive head moving when I plug it in. I do not see it in Windows Explorer. Suggestion please to get this visible. What happens if you unplug one of the "connected OK ones" and then plug in one of the non-working ones? I doubt you have enough USP ports to plug in "several" drives at the same time, so I wonder if your USB hub is over capacity, or if there's some weird limit in Windows. -- Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA http://BrownMath.com/ http://OakRoadSystems.com/ Shikata ga nai...
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