The thumbnails I was referring to were the images in your screen shot of drive L:.
If you're getting the green bar on your C: drive with those other drives disconnected, it may be a power supply issue. The only other suggestion I could make is to try a SATA port different than the one you're using for the C: drive. I don't have a drive larger than 2 TB so I can't say how long it takes to read a 4 TB drive. It shouldn't be excessive for SATA. The L: drive green bar may be related to the USB connection difference.
Got to go do some personal stuff so I won't be back until later or until tomorrow.
If you want to re-install Windows, go for it. However, I would back up my personal files first, if you're doing a full install or simply do a Windows repair.
If you're getting the green bar on your C: drive with those other drives disconnected, it may be a power supply issue. The only other suggestion I could make is to try a SATA port different than the one you're using for the C: drive. I don't have a drive larger than 2 TB so I can't say how long it takes to read a 4 TB drive. It shouldn't be excessive for SATA. The L: drive green bar may be related to the USB connection difference.
Got to go do some personal stuff so I won't be back until later or until tomorrow.
If you want to re-install Windows, go for it. However, I would back up my personal files first, if you're doing a full install or simply do a Windows repair.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Pro SP1 64 bit8 GB
- Computer type
- Laptop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Dell M6500 Precision Work Station
- OS
- Windows 7 Pro SP1 64 bit
- Memory
- 8 GB
- Screen Resolution
- 1920x
- Internet Speed
- 30 Mbps
- Antivirus
- Norton Security
- Browser
- IE 11