The hard drive may have been "partitioned" so there are two separate areas on the drive, each with its own drive letter. Is there a drive d or e which isn't for a CD or zip or floppy or usb drive? The second drive may be a backup drive in case you need to reset your computer
Otherwise your hard drive is faulty
Alex
Yes it does. The card will show up as a drive under "My Computer"
There are only three reasons that I know of. The first is: the hard-drive has to much memory for the computer to handle. The second is: The hard-drive and/or your computer in infected with a virus. The third is: The hard-drive is fairly new, while the computer is fairly old. I hope these helped!
Working drives automatically show up in My Computer on XP. Perhaps it is not working.
you put it into the computer and something will show up on the screen
How many gigabytes you can download on to your computer matter only how much free space is on your hard drive. For windows xp and below go follow these steps. My Computer - Right Click on your Hard drive- Properties- Then you see how much free space you have. For Vista if you go under my computer and you can look at your hard drive and it will show you.
A mapped drive provides a pointer to a network resource,but mapped drive letters are said to be locally signification only.what do you think is meant by locally significant ? Means you map a network drive and it shows on your computer as drive G. someone else maps it and it can show up as drive K. the only significance is to your computer.
The hard drive is not included. This is just an enclosure. Once you add a drive and plug it into a USB port, It would show up under my computer as a drive letter.
Go to system settings when the computer starts to boot up, and then it will show you what drive is your hard drive. The hard drive is what the computer normally boots in unless changed and the letter is normally C:/
Go to Start - Control Panel - My Computer. It should show you the hard drives on your system.
Unless you have the computers networked, you can't. You'd have to save the slide show on a flash drive or other writable media (such as a DVD) and bring the device to the friend's computer in order to watch it. Alternately, you could upload the slide show to the Internet from your computer and download it on your friend's computer.
Most mp3 players will show up like a flash drive when you plug them in to your computer. Just go to "my computer" in windows when it is plugged in and you can click and drag songs onto the mp3 player. It will probably show up as a removable drive.
A directory structure for a computer hard drive is located in a text file. This will show how the files and programs are organised in a tree structure on that drive.