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MrDarn · 07-02-2009, 09:23 AM

Try this:

Insert one of the drives
click start > control panel > Administrative tools(you need to be in classic mode) > Computer Managment
Under the Storage section, choose Disk Managment
You should see your pen drive listed here. It may not have a drive letter assigned.
Right click your pen drive (ENSURE this is NOT your recovery drive or C:!) and select Format
make sure the settings you want are selected, thin click ok
close all windows, and select the 'safely remove hardware' icon in the system tray next to the clock. Select your drive.
remove the drive for 30 seconds, then insert the drive again.

Does that help?

07-02-2009, 09:23 AM	#5 (permalink)
MrDarn Supreme Guru Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: South East Northumberland Posts: 2,314 Points: 401	Try this: Insert one of the drives click start > control panel > Administrative tools(you need to be in classic mode) > Computer Managment Under the Storage section, choose Disk Managment You should see your pen drive listed here. It may not have a drive letter assigned. Right click your pen drive (ENSURE this is NOT your recovery drive or C:!) and select Format make sure the settings you want are selected, thin click ok close all windows, and select the 'safely remove hardware' icon in the system tray next to the clock. Select your drive. remove the drive for 30 seconds, then insert the drive again. Does that help? __________________ Please Note: The information I provide is based on my own personal computing experience, and research I have done on your behalf. !!!DO NOT FOLLOW MY ADVICE IF THIS IS A BUSINESS COMPUTER OR YOU RELY ON ITS USE!!! Please remember, we are all unpaid volunteers here! "The only stupid question is the one left unasked!"