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"R. C. White" wrote: Hi, Bill. In Disk Management, open the Help file and search for "foreign" and look at "Move Disks to Another Computer". On that page, you should find instructions, including this paragraph: Detect new disks On the new computer, open Disk Management. Click Action and then click Rescan Disks. Right-click any disk marked Foreign, click Import Foreign Disks, and then follow the instructions on your screen. If you get hung up anywhere, post back with exactly what you did and exactly what results you saw. ("Tried it; didn't work" doesn't help us help you at all.) Actually, I liked the Help file in WinXP's Disk Management better; the new one puts too much emphasis on dynamic disks, which I'm not really "into" yet, so I have to "read around" a lot of extra verbiage. RC -- R. C. White, CPA San Marcos, TX Microsoft Windows MVP (Running Windows Live Mail beta in Vista Ultimate x64) "Bill" wrote in message ... I have a new CQ desktop SR5113WM with Vista. I instaled my old XP hard drive WD400BB, it shows up in the Device manager but it has no letter and dosen't show in Coumpter. I wanted to get old files from it. Would like help. Thanks! Bill R.C. When I click Rescan Disk ther is no menu. A box comes up for about 3 sec. (Disk scan in progress, Please wait). thats all happens. Bill |
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