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"External Hard Drive not detected in Disk Management or Device Manager ",Whenever I plug the hard drive into my computer, it isn't detected anywhere. Not disk management, not device manager, or auto-play. However, it does tun on, and I can hear it spinning and the little LED comes on (normally too, not blinking or anything). I even tried a couple of different cords to see if that was the problem. I also plugged it into multiple computers, and multiple USB drives, and none of them worked. My hard drive is a Seagate 250 GB 5400.6 External Hard Drive This was the closest thing I could find. It looks exactly the same as this picture, but mine has a black covering that I took off, and it looks like this without it. So does this mean that my external hard drive is bricked or completely dead? Should I try and contact Seagate even though it is probably formatted differently?
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