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Maxtor External Drive not recognized
Steve-Sanders via HWKB.com u35113@uwe comp sys ibm pc hardware storage I had my external hard drive pluged into a "IOGEAR" 2.0 USBhub unit, but I moved directly to one of the USB drives on the computer thinking that this would help. It didn't, hooked to the hub or hooked to the USB port in the computer I still get

USB External Hard Drive not recognized
Colin Barnhorst colinbarharst(remove)@msn.com microsoft public windows 64bit general I have had one external enclosure that just was not compatible with Vista x64. I have read reports in the Vista newsgroups of others. It appears to be firmware. If the enclosure works with x86 on the same port it refuses to work on

I finally have Vista running smoothly
Frazer Jolly Goodfellow no-s...@hotmail.com comp sys ibm pc hardware storage "Eric Gisin" <gi...@uniserve.com> wrote in news:1182099794.163595 @netadmin1.interbaun.net: In XP WIN-R then type eventvwr. Dunno how Vista does this. You get into event viewer the same way with Vista, but the viewer itself is quite a bit

"USB Device not Recognized"
When you boot, is there NO driver, not even a standard VGA, aka, you have no display output. If so, it could be a problem getting vista onto the Hard Drive since you should be able to see something. If you can see something, check out ati.com and download the newest drivers. As for the other ones,

FS9 and 10 in XP & Vista
Sally You cannot boot to Vista or any other OS from an external Hard Drive -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "Sally" <sal...@mts.net> wrote in message news:O9AjbObiHHA.3452@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl.

Vista & External Hard Drive - Not Recognized
This includes files with extensions that are not recognized by Windows. It does not, however, support executable and system files. Such files are not backed up by It will search the entire hard drive and back up every jpeg it finds. Even those in your Programs folder(s) that an application may use for, say,

USB Devices Not Recognized
I got an new IDE based DVD Burner and it is also not recognized. I luckly have a dual boot set up and XP works twice as fast as Vista 64. (Code 39)" for my DVD burner, which also has a second hard drive as a slave. I had been able to use both, and installed different programs from CD prior to its disappearance

Windows driver problem
I cannot see the USB drive in Explorer or Computer, but the files do show up in Media Player, and I can copy them to my hard drive. Strange........ "Phil Davis" wrote: Hi Jim, As far a Vista goes, I'm really not interested one bit in the new bells and whistles, 3-D user interfaces and/or the media enhancements.

Import Email of Outlook Express 6 (XP) for Windows Mail (Vista)
In another message in this thread, you said: The precise wording is: " fsck is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file" and the wording is the same That is the exact wording used by Windows XP cmd.exe when I try to type fsck (and presumably Vista has the same message).

usb hid hardware not recognized by vista
When I plug in my USB HD, I no longer get the message that driver is not found, checking online for a driver etc. HOWEVER, the device is still NOT RECOGNIZED by Vista. In Device Manager, it still has a yellow caution symbol next to the device, and the drive does not show up in My Computer. Any other suggestions?

Vista doesn't recognize my hard drive when installing
Is Asustek more recognized than Hyundai? Samsung? Hyundai is not recognized at all. So is Samsung. Nobody would come in there and look for a "Samsung" or I don't use Samsung monitors, but I do use Samsung memory and even a hard drive with my Asus based system. People only regard Korean memory chips highly,

2nd Hard-Drive - Not Recognized
It is not there. Part of it resides on another drive where it is not recognized. If the user puts the DVD into the drive tray, Vista boots fine. but I would NOT touch a key, and when it would start booting from the hard drive, everything would be fine. Presumably it got some missing startup files from the DVD

Maxtor External Drive not recognized
The backup program is not providing any information about what resource that access was denied. The fact that the program could not recognize last disc from Got an HP machine with OEM version of Vista Ultimate 6.0.6000 Build 6000 with 2GB of RAM. The 320G hard drive was formatted into 12 NTFS logical drives.

Vista Ultimate Files Backup Failed
The 320G hard drive was formatted into 12 NTFS logical drives. Have been trying to backup files on one of the logical drives to DVD using the 'Backup and Restore' program but the When the backup was restarted, it prompted for the last backup disk to be inserted but the program could not recognized the disk.

CH PRODUCTS YOKE AND PEDAL STOP WORKING
Jason j.steng...@gmail.com microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices On Apr 27, 4:16 pm, jw93 <j...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I am interested in an answer to this question. Mydevicehas worked on Vista but more times thannotI get the message that is in quotes below. Mydevice is an external hard drive.

IEEE 1394 Devices not recognized in Vista Ultimate
On@the,Bridge microsoft public windows vista general what you are saying is strange.. what is this third party partition managment program? you resized the hard drive Having used a third party partitioning program to resize my c drive; i find that windows explorer does not recognize the changes while the disk

DVD drive no longer recognized Drop to 32 bit Vista
andy bogusaddr...@bogusaddress.123 microsoft public windows vista installation_setup On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 16:26:01 -0800, I have checked multiple times that the hard drive is hooked up correctly, but they are still not found. My hard drive is a Western Digital SATA SE Caviar 500GB. Also, I have looked for SATA

hard disk morto dopo un reset software?
My PC's power supply crashed, so I bought another, obviously with Vista running. I have the hard drive installed as a slave in the chassis. But when I try to run Outlook When I boot from the slave, I get my XP running, and I can use outlook, but the NIC hardware is not recognized and it won't find the internet.

Vista & External Hard Drive - Not Recognized
"Mikemarg" wrote: I have the problem that Richard described below on new hardware that has 1 hard drive installed. I have duplicated my vista boot dvd and keep it in It is not there. Part of it resides on another drive where it is not recognized. If the user puts the DVD into the drive tray, Vista boots fine.

VISTA (does not boot) get a BLUE SCREEN
Or by purchasing another external hard drive that is VISTA compatable? Alexander Grigoriev wrote: This looks very much USB2 physical layer issues, not OS issues. Some systems and devices have very unreliable USB 2 communication because of board layout, particular chipset signl tolerance, etc.