Hi guys,
I have a problem whereby an external hard drive won't assign a drive letter automatically. I have used Disk Management many times to assign it manually, but when I disconnect & reconnect the drive, I have to go through it all again in order to read the disk (i.e. it doesn't automatically assign a drive when reconnected).
Does anyone know what I can do to restore the "plug & play" nature of my drive?
It is a Samsung Story 2TB (USB 2.0 version).
Maybe not important, but the reason this problem started was because one of my friends took photos/videos at my wedding, and he has a Mac so I formatted the drive with Mac Drive to copy all the stuff across. When I got it home (and had copied everything), I re-formatted the partition as NTFS.
Viewing it in Disk Management, the only partition on the disk is the NTFS volume, and there doesn't appear to be any errors.
Thanks,
Tys
I have a problem whereby an external hard drive won't assign a drive letter automatically. I have used Disk Management many times to assign it manually, but when I disconnect & reconnect the drive, I have to go through it all again in order to read the disk (i.e. it doesn't automatically assign a drive when reconnected).
Does anyone know what I can do to restore the "plug & play" nature of my drive?
It is a Samsung Story 2TB (USB 2.0 version).
Maybe not important, but the reason this problem started was because one of my friends took photos/videos at my wedding, and he has a Mac so I formatted the drive with Mac Drive to copy all the stuff across. When I got it home (and had copied everything), I re-formatted the partition as NTFS.
Viewing it in Disk Management, the only partition on the disk is the NTFS volume, and there doesn't appear to be any errors.
Thanks,
Tys