Assigning a drive letter in windows – SIIG 104-0487A User Manual
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4.
You can now unplug the hard disk.
Note: When reconnecting a Disabled hard disk, it
must be enabled, otherwise, it will not work
properly in Windows. To enable the hard disk,
follow steps 1-3. At step #3, select Enable.
Assigning a Drive Letter in Windows
Windows may not assign a drive letter to a hard drive
enclosure that was partitioned and formatted in a different
computer. If this happens when you connect your
enclosure, follow the directions below to assign it a drive
letter. The steps, written from Windows Server 2003, are
similar in all Windows versions.
1.
Right click My Computer, click Manage, click Disk
Management. In this window look for a Healthy
disk without a name and drive letter assigned to it,
See Figure 2 below.
Figure 2
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