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ok, i would, however when i unplug all of USB items except for mouse and keyboard, there's no more option for USB Mass Storage in the device manager.
TCell USB 3.0 16Gb flash drive will not show up in my computer
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New #13
ok, i get the windows tone when i plug it in, the Mass Storage Device returns in the device manager and it shows up in the disk drives list in the device manager as well, but i can't see it at all in My Computer or Computer Management>Disk Management
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New #14
Does it show a drive letter ? Try changing the drive letter . Right click on the drive and choose change drive letter and path
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New #15
yes. it was showing as I: drive. and i apologize for not seeing this before, but it shows in my computer, however, it's grayed out under Devices with Removable storage and when i click on it it asks "please insert a disk into drive I:"....i did change the drive letter to K: and same result, so i changed it back.
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New #16
Is there files inside ? You could open up the drive in Diskpart .
Click on the
type CMD inside the command prompt right click on CMD under Programs (1) choose Run as administrator . If you get the user access control window click on the yes button . Pic below
Inside the command prompt . Type the commands below and press <ENTER> after each command .
Code:DISKPART LIST DISK SELECT DISK # CLEAN FORMAT FS=NTFS QUICK ASSIGN EXIT EXIT
Note
# is the number of the hard drive . Disk 0 is the first hard drive .
Assign command assigns a drive letter if you want to assign a letter yourself type in this command ASSIGN LETTER=[input letter here ] without the brackets
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New #17
well, that was interesting. it looks as though its not even recognizing that anything is plugged in.
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New #19
nope i can't. if i right click it, the only options i have are to change the drive letter/path, eject (which is greyed out so i can't click it), properties, and help.
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