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vercetti2021

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1. Could do a restore point

Reply to left-of-center2012 (Original post)

Tue Mar 6, 2018, 11:38 AM

Mar 2018

Sounds like a driver might have gotten messed up during the initial reading of the device. Maybe uninstall the device in the manager if possible and redo it the process.

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Could do a restore point vercetti2021 Mar 2018 #1

You mean restore to a point in time before the HD was installed, I presume? mr_lebowski Mar 2018 #5

could this help? SummerSnow Mar 2018 #2

Why would you want to format the drive daily? Atman Mar 2018 #3

Question HopeAgain Mar 2018 #4

Oh, derp ... yeah ... formatting a drive completely wipes the contents ... mr_lebowski Mar 2018 #6

Sounds like you can't because you formatted the drive and erased the files... TreasonousBastard Mar 2018 #7