Hello am Sean wayne , I’m back with a new tip. Do you have a USB device that is plugged on the computer ? Are you able to see this device? If the answer to the first is yes and the second ‘’NO’’ .Follow the following steps
Usually we think our ports are bad or worst as usual we accuse our ’’ guys’’ Viruses.
The problem is at the windows register. Actually an error occurred at the level of giving the flash a letter (attribute). But no worries, we’ll remedy to that so fast.
This Opens
Okay now we get directly to ‘Disk management’. (And Pray Not To go elsewhere playing or touching for it could be lethal for your OS (lol)
By Now you should see something like this
;Now We Can See my Toshiba and the Others. But The ‘Toshiba’ drive has no Letter (attribute). So we Right-click on The ‘’ wanted’’ device and go to ‘Modify letter
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Then Ok
Now Visible. So No more blames neither to our ports nor viruses.
Then another Pop up window will be displayed as below
We Click On Add and choose a letter of our choice
Then Ok
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| Toshiba Drive Exposed |
Now Visible. So No more blames neither to our ports nor viruses.
Aim Achieved!!!
See you on my next Post
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