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It will also list a capacity close to your memory card, for example a 4GB memory card should show around 3.7GB. For example, your memory card or Jumpdrive may show up as Disk 1, Removable. – Please check for any other Disk Numbers. You will also see any other drives you may have listed here, such as Recovery Drives, any External Hard Drives and your CD/DVD Drives. “Disk 0, Healthy, Primary, Active Partition.” – this will be your Hard Drive.
You will see a listing that says something similar to the following.
Please maximize the screen and focus on the bottom portion. – At this point it will appear your screen is divided into two separate areas. In Windows 10 and earlier, open your start menu and search for “Create and format Hard Disk Partitions.” Right-click the bottom-left corner (or Start button) on the desktop to open Quick Access Menu, and then choose Disk Management. You must have administrator privileges for your local computer in order to change drive letters under Windows. If there is no yellow (?) or (!) mark on the Lexar storage device then you need to confirm/change the drive letter for the memory card/JumpDrive.
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Unplug the device and reconnect it the computer should detect it automatically, if it has appropriate drivers – If there is yellow exclamatory mark (!) or a question mark (?) next to the device, right-click on it and select remove/uninstall. – If the device is listed, check whether there is a yellow exclamatory mark (!) or a question mark (?) next to it. – Check if the Lexar storage device is listed in any of those places
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– Click on the + sign next to Disk Drives, Other devices, and Universal Serial Bus controllers In Windows 7 and earlier, open your start menu and search for Device Manager, then select it.
With the device connected, right-click the bottom-left corner (or Start button) on the desktop to open a Quick Access Menu, and then choose Device Management. If a storage device is malfunctioning regardless of what hardware or interfaces it is connected to, most common issues are caused by improperly removing the storage device from your computer or its card reader, corruption, an improper drive letter assignment, or a driver error. You can either change your password to match the strength criteria (recommended) or uncheck the option (not recommended). If you are unable to click OK, it means that your password does not comply with those criteria settings shown in red.