bearjerr1868
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Hi,
I have a laptop, Toshiba x205-sli4, running Vista Ultimate.
It has 2 hdd's in it.
I install everything on the 2nd hdd, just incase the OS crashes.
The problem is, well the external hdd, maybe it could be the laptop.
The box is from Thermaltake, you add your hdd's to it.
When my desktop broke down, & I got a laptop to work on.
I needed the info from those hdd's that were in the desktop.
I removed the hdd & put it into the thermaltake box which is a USB that plugs in.
Everthing was working fine for sometime.
Then my laptop stopped loading it up into my computer.
I tired all 6 USB ports & it still doesn't recognize the external hdd.
The USB ports are working fine. I have 2 flashdrives plugged in,
1 is used as a readyboost drive, the other as a backup for my pictures.
So it's not the USB plugs.
I can't format the drives, I need the info to stay on them & I have no backups of them. Some are games, that I don't have the cd
with me right now to reloaded them.
any help would be great.
Thx, Jerry
I have a laptop, Toshiba x205-sli4, running Vista Ultimate.
It has 2 hdd's in it.
I install everything on the 2nd hdd, just incase the OS crashes.
The problem is, well the external hdd, maybe it could be the laptop.
The box is from Thermaltake, you add your hdd's to it.
When my desktop broke down, & I got a laptop to work on.
I needed the info from those hdd's that were in the desktop.
I removed the hdd & put it into the thermaltake box which is a USB that plugs in.
Everthing was working fine for sometime.
Then my laptop stopped loading it up into my computer.
I tired all 6 USB ports & it still doesn't recognize the external hdd.
The USB ports are working fine. I have 2 flashdrives plugged in,
1 is used as a readyboost drive, the other as a backup for my pictures.
So it's not the USB plugs.
I can't format the drives, I need the info to stay on them & I have no backups of them. Some are games, that I don't have the cd
with me right now to reloaded them.
any help would be great.
Thx, Jerry