- Oct 23, 2014
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Hi it's the first time that I post something, but I've always read your thread, which helped me a lot!
Now I'm having a problem and I can't find any answers :C
I'm using a Desktop PC
And I'm having problem with an External Hard Disk Toshiba Stor.E Canvio 3TB USB3
Specifics:
HERE WHAT'S HAPPENING ME:
I switch off the pc and I keep the hard disk plugged in.
I start windows. No problems so far.
I open the windows Documents, I want to access to my hard disk and firstly it has an other name, not the one I gave to it when I've formatted it (like two weeks ago for other problems, but that is another story) and when I click on it a error message shows up saying that my local disk has been corrupted and can't be open and is necessary to format it.
I tried to unplug it after shutting down the PC (when the PC is on I can't unplug it because always seem to be used, even if everything is closed) because I thought that during the starting up somehow it could be mistaken for a disk of the pc, for three days it has stopped to do that, today after I've plugged in it did it again.
I've unplugged it and plugged in a different device, It is seen correctly, so I unplugged it and re-plugged in my PC, now it is seen normaly.
I ok with this but I'm aware that it is not a normal behaviour, and I would kindly like to format it again and loose once again al my data.
What should I do?
Thank you
Now I'm having a problem and I can't find any answers :C
I'm using a Desktop PC
- Windows 7 Home Premium
- Service Pack 1
- 5.1 Index of Windows's performance
- Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2300 CPU @ 2.80GHz 2.80GHz
- RAM 8.00 GB
- System: 64bit
And I'm having problem with an External Hard Disk Toshiba Stor.E Canvio 3TB USB3
Specifics:
- Brand: Toshiba
- Model: HDWC130EK3J1
- Capacity 3TB
- External Interface: USB 3.0 (USB 2.0 compatible)
- Power:
> AC Power adapter cable.
> Input: 100-240V, 650mA
> Output: 12V - 2A
> EU/UK exchangable plug head
- Compatibility: PC & Mac
- Requires:
> Windows® XP / VISTA® / Windows® 7
> CPU with 750 MHz or faster
> 10MB system hard disk space
>256MB system memory
> one free port of USB 3.0 or USB 2.0
HERE WHAT'S HAPPENING ME:
I switch off the pc and I keep the hard disk plugged in.
I start windows. No problems so far.
I open the windows Documents, I want to access to my hard disk and firstly it has an other name, not the one I gave to it when I've formatted it (like two weeks ago for other problems, but that is another story) and when I click on it a error message shows up saying that my local disk has been corrupted and can't be open and is necessary to format it.
I tried to unplug it after shutting down the PC (when the PC is on I can't unplug it because always seem to be used, even if everything is closed) because I thought that during the starting up somehow it could be mistaken for a disk of the pc, for three days it has stopped to do that, today after I've plugged in it did it again.
I've unplugged it and plugged in a different device, It is seen correctly, so I unplugged it and re-plugged in my PC, now it is seen normaly.
I ok with this but I'm aware that it is not a normal behaviour, and I would kindly like to format it again and loose once again al my data.
What should I do?
Thank you
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