Question about BYTECC Aluminum USB 2.0 5.25'' External Enclosure, ME-340, Black (ME340BK) Drive Case
I HAVE A BYTECC ME-940 ENCLOSURE. CHIPSET CS8818 AND TOSHIBA 40 GBYTE IDE HARD DISK. IT WAS FUNCTIONING OK, BUT NOW, WHEN I CONNECT TO THE USB PORT, THE DEVICE MANAGER RECOGNIZE DE DISK OK, BUT THE WINDOWS EXPLORER DO NOT. THE SIMBOL OF USB DISK APPEAR AT THE RIGHT CORNER OF DE DESKTOP, BUT I CAN'T "SEE" THE DISK IN THE EXPLORER. THE TOSHIBA DISK IS OK. I TEST IT. IT SEEM LIKE THE ENCLOSURE IS WRITE PROTECT OR LIKE THAT. CAN I "RESET" THE CHIPSET WITH SOME ESPECIAL UTILITY? DO YOU HAVE SOME UTILITY FOR THAT SITUATION? HOW CAN I SOLVE THAT PROBLEM. CAN YOU HELP ME? THANKS CARLOS RAUL
This behavior occurs if you map a network drive to the first available drive letter after the drive letters for the local volumes and CD-ROM drives. When you install a new device or volume, Mount Manager, which assigns drive letters to volumes, does not recognize the mapped network drive and assigns the next available drive letter to the new device or volume. This causes a collision with the existing mapped network drive. To prevent this issue from occurring, when you map a network drive, assign the highest available drive letter to the mapped network drive. To work around this issue if the new volume appears in Disk Management, specify a different drive letter for the new device or volume. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Right-click My Computer, and then click Manage. 2. Under Computer Management (Local), click Disk Management. 3. In the list of drives in the right pane, right-click the new drive and then click Change Drive Letter and Path(s). 4. Click Change, and in the drop-down box, select a drive letter for the new drive that is not assigned to a mapped network drive. 5. Click OK, and then click OK again.
Posted on Jul 09, 2007
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