Hard drives from bt vision box
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iantigue
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You need to format using FAT32.
In Windows 7
right click on Computer
select Manage
select Disk Management
Find the new drive and right click on it
Select Format
Good Luck
In Windows 7
right click on Computer
select Manage
select Disk Management
Find the new drive and right click on it
Select Format
Good Luck
R2D2_WD
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22 Sep 2014 à 09:38
Hi,
If I were you, I would check with the manufacturer if the drive is hardware encrypted. If it is, it is highly unlikely to access the drive and use it normally in any device, different from the original. Before any other formatting attempts, I would check that.
Let us know if you managed to deal with the situation.
If I were you, I would check with the manufacturer if the drive is hardware encrypted. If it is, it is highly unlikely to access the drive and use it normally in any device, different from the original. Before any other formatting attempts, I would check that.
Let us know if you managed to deal with the situation.
21 Sep 2014 à 12:40