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By deleting the windows partition, you may have deleted the windows compatibility. You can try and reformat a partition of the drive to a windows FAT32 I believe, but you may lose your other data.
Try going to"Computer Management" then "Disk management" and see if its listed there. If it is, you just might need to assign it a drive letter. Right clicking will give you the option to assign a drive letter. Hope this helps.
It sounds like you need to update your USB or FIREWIRE motherboard drivers. I would lookup your motherboard model # and make...than download the most recent drivers from the manufacturer and try again.
you will need to either install it in a drive enclosure to put it on externally or you will have to install it inside your computer and connect it to the motherboard and power.
Once you're ready to go to the next step, let me know what version of windows you're using and I'll give you a short step by step.
i had the same problem. i have moved the data to a second pc , connected the drive under xp (the main pc is vista) and reformated it onder xp and now vista recognise it and putt the data back on.
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