Is your second hard drive new? Did you format it yet? If not, you can use the maxtor utility that came on the cd with the drive to format it. You should see it then.
nizzy1115
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Dan, I can't believe that it was that simple!!!
I have been unable to see my SATA drive since forever (it had disappeared after my 1st system drive crashed) even though all the management tools could see that a drive was present. I tried everything (or so I thought!) - but....
I followed your instructions up to clicking on disk management; there it was listed as 'foreign' -- I clicked on 'import foreign' and voila! I have my disk back after months of frustration.
Just to make sure - I have been listening to some music I picked up using Morpheus from the old days before I ran spybot removers
Thanks loads for the suggestion,0 <<anyone know where this '0' is coming from?>>
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Question Answered as of 3 Years Ago by
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goowhite I think you should start a new thread - the only people who can see this one are the people who have already posted to it - copy what you want and start a new one to get a wider audience.
If all else fails, you could try getting a USB adapter kit and trying to access the data through the USB drivers.
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You need to start your own thread; this one is marked 'solved'.
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