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Mar 14, 2017 at 05:11 AM
Hi
Looks like you pd is damaged. Try it on another computer.
Looks like you pd is damaged. Try it on another computer.
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Mar 15, 2017 at 04:45 AM
Click on the Start Button – select Control Panel – and then click on Administrative tools. Here, click on Computer Management. In the Computer Management window, expand Storage (click on the + sign next to it) and click on Disk Management. This will open up the Disk Management (local) snap in window.
Now, on the lower half of the right-side of the same screen, you will see that your USB / Pen-drive is listed as a removable drive. (In case you are not able to see it there, click on the + sign next to “Removable storage” and expand it.
You should typically see it listed as a removable disk and called Disk 1 or Disk 2. All you have to do is to right-click on it and select the “Change drive letter and paths” option and select a different drive letter for your pen drive. For example, if it is called Drive F, you can choose any other drive letter, let’s say, Drive G.
After you have done that, open My Computer again and you should be able to see your pen-drive there You need to keep in mind that if your pen-drive is not being listed due to a hardware problem.
Now, on the lower half of the right-side of the same screen, you will see that your USB / Pen-drive is listed as a removable drive. (In case you are not able to see it there, click on the + sign next to “Removable storage” and expand it.
You should typically see it listed as a removable disk and called Disk 1 or Disk 2. All you have to do is to right-click on it and select the “Change drive letter and paths” option and select a different drive letter for your pen drive. For example, if it is called Drive F, you can choose any other drive letter, let’s say, Drive G.
After you have done that, open My Computer again and you should be able to see your pen-drive there You need to keep in mind that if your pen-drive is not being listed due to a hardware problem.
