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Anonymous Posted on Mar 30, 2013

Beep hp pocket media drive

When I plug it in its start beeping and then nothing. I try to changes the harddrive inside but still the same problem. what can I do ?

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See if it's under warranty, the controller that runs it is bad, if not under warranty, buy a new one or buy a External HDD/SSD enclosure, they are cheep, just make sure it's for the size drive you have and same serial port, ( IDE,SATA 2, Sata 3 ) you can get them to plug into your PC as USB, EX Sata, Esata.

  • Anonymous Mar 30, 2013

    its not under warranty and i cant buy any new stuff... I only need to know why it beeps and if it is some way to repare it.

  • Anonymous Mar 30, 2013

    There is nothing in the manual that the dribe has a audio mic to beep, are you sure it's not windows beeping. What was the drive you took out, was it IDE or Sata, can you plug it into a port on your motherboard, if you can plug it in and see if the drive shows in-control panel-admin tools-comoputer MGT-storage -disk MGT, if you see the drive, format the drive fat 32, thenit might show under my computer, then you can rt click on it and go to properties and go to tools, and error check the drive. If you can't plug it directly do the same thing with it plugged into the USB port. Remember, you only need to plug in both USB plugs when the computer only has USB 1.0 ports.

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