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Computer Fails to Recognize 4WORLD HDD Media Center USB External Drive: Solutions & Alternatives

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  • #1 10558438
    WooHoooArt
    Level 2  
    Hello, I have a problem in PA, I see the computer hard drive and my computer does not ...

    I do not know if it is a Good Department but I am asking for urgent help
    4WORLD HDD Media Center

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    I have read many guides, e.g. Scribing to a different port, etc., nothing works; /

    Change the way of pasting graphics: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2053101.html
    [jankolo]
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  • #2 10559405
    vixy
    Level 12  
    START -> 'computer management' -> Storage -> Disk management

    is this disk there?
  • #3 10562122
    WooHoooArt
    Level 2  
    START -> 'computer management' -> Storage -> Disk management
    I do not have such a Path
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  • #4 10562146
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    Right click on My computer -> Manage -> Disk management .
  • #5 10563261
    vixy
    Level 12  
    WooHoooArt wrote:
    START -> 'computer management' -> Storage -> Disk management
    I do not have such a Path
    what you need to enter in the apostrophe, or do as a colleague advised above
  • #6 10563454
    markbit
    Level 10  
    colleagues are right you need to check if there is .... "computer -> Manage -> Disk management." if there will be no partitions, make them yourself and it sucks; if there is no disk, give the model ... we will help
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  • #8 10564685
    jankolo
    Rest in Peace  
    WooHoooArt : I repeat the request.
  • #9 10708193
    markbit
    Level 10  
    if you care about data, download hiren's boot and start mini Windows, maybe he will see the disk, then copy the data, if not, then there is probably something wrong with the disk
    or you need drivers, there may also be a voltage on the usb too small for this disk, so you need a special cable .... many possibilities if it does not go, first connect it to another pc and then write ;)
  • #10 12931171
    ProiX
    Level 1  
    People, I have a solution :D I went about it myself after many attempts. Connect the drive from the back to the usb. Not in the front, not through an extension, normally in the back. If that doesn't work, I'm using the finest Xfast USB program. I recommend ProiX :)
  • #11 12931426
    mati211p
    HDD and data recovery specialist  
    Instead of looking for a path, you can also choose start -> run: type compmgmt.msc and click enter, then just go to disk management, but rather a bit late advice, but maybe someone will need it.
  • #12 13135377
    eVr1
    Level 2  
    He sees the disk as unknown, uninitialized in disk management. After "initialize disk" the message: "Could not find any sectors on the disk"
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  • #13 13718126
    mariolawasilewska
    Level 1  
    My computer sees the disk as uninitialized and unallocated when I want to give it a name, a CRC error window pops up, please advise me what to do in order not to lose what I have on the disk pliss
  • #14 13718236
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    mariolawasilewska wrote:
    My computer sees the disk as uninitialized and unallocated when I want to give it a name, a CRC error window pops up, please advise me what to do in order not to lose what I have on the disk pliss


    Please create your own topic in accordance with the regulations
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2367809.html
    and provide a complete list of equipment.
    The USB external drive in the housing must have a decent USB power supply - otherwise it will not work properly or even "spin the plate".
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing issues with their 4WORLD HDD Media Center USB external drive not being recognized by their computer. Various troubleshooting steps are suggested, including checking the drive's status in Disk Management, ensuring proper USB connections (preferably using rear ports), and using diagnostic tools like DriveLetterView and USBDeview. Users also recommend using Hiren's Boot CD for data recovery and ensuring adequate power supply to the drive. Some users report the drive being detected as uninitialized or unallocated, indicating potential data loss risks. Suggestions include initializing the disk and checking for driver issues or hardware faults.
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