Depending on whether it shows up or not, use an appropriate section below to fix your issue. To verify this, go to This PC > Manage > Disk Management and check whether your USB drive shows up there. It might be that the drive is visible in the Disk Management tool. Generally, a USB drive not showing up means the drive is disappearing from File Explorer. Many users have encountered this problem - USB not showing up on Windows 10. Other USB will read in my file explorer, just not these 64GB thumb drives." - from I have 10 of the same brand/size USB drives, and I may have accidentally put a boot drive in my system while it was running (thinking it was a different USB). I formatted the drive to FAT32, but it still doesn't appear in the explorer file. I have tried updating drivers and troubleshooting devices, and hardware and nothing came up.
"Hello, I can reach the USB from the device manager and format it. When I connect the USB 3.0 drive, Windows do the classical "pluged sound", and I can see the drive in the notification area (usually bottom right), but I can't see the drive on "Computer > Hard Disk Drives".Table of Contents: Overview - USB Drive Not Showing Up in Windows Preliminary Checks on Your USB Drive USB Drive Not Showing Up in Windows 10 File Explorer HDD Not Showing Up in Windows File Explorer and Disk Management The Bottom Line USB Drive Not Showing Up in Windows 11/10/8/7
the installation wizard starts only with the second family (8), the first family (7) results not compatible.Īpple say USB 3.0 works also under Windows ( Using USB 3 devices on Mac computers FAQ) I've tried to install the Intel driver manually: there are two family driver I find some discussions, but nothing has solved my problem. The USB 3.0 works properly pluged to another pc ("pure" Windows), so USB 3.0 drive isn't damage. I've two external drive, one USB 2.0 and the other USB 3.0. I've a iMac (Dic 2013, Intel i7-4771), through boot camp assistant I've installed Win 7.
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