Posts by Susan Doyle25

It was the exact same thing with my sister when we moved to a different neighborhood in Chicago... she went ahead and updated her driver's license without a second thought...
They spent three whole years looking for her...

I’ve got some outstanding citations hanging over my head, and I’m just sitting here waiting for the court to actually call me in after I filed my appeal...

I'm seriously considering taking a job out of state...
But if I leave now, I won't be able to handle any incoming calls or notices. It might look like I'm intentionally dodging the legal process...
Then they’ll probably just issue a warrant for my arrest, and if I ever try to come back home to the States, I'll get flagged at the border or during a routine check and end up in handcuffs...
Is there any way around this, maybe by giving a lawyer power of attorney so they can handle everything for me?

wearymason4 said:You’re giving me shaky data here, and honestly, your premise is flawed. If you're claiming it's NTFS, then by definition there's a partition involved.
There are several ways this could play out... maybe the drive was formatted for macOS, Linux, or something else entirely. The hardware itself might be perfectly fine, but Windows just refuses to recognize it.

Is it actually possible that this drive was running fine on Linux or macOS for months, and then suddenly, out of nowhere, Windows decides it’s no longer compatible?

It isn't showing up as NTFS; it's being flagged as RAW...
Now I'm stuck trying to figure out how to convert it back to NTFS without wiping everything...

How does a drive work perfectly for months and then suddenly go RAW and stop responding?

wearymason4 said:so, tell me about this drive:
- is it brand new?
- is it initialized in "Disk Management" and assigned a drive letter?
- does it actually have a partition?
- is it formatted as NTFS or FAT32?

It’s definitely not new...
I had it plugged into my PC, and when I finally got back from working out in the field yesterday—after being away for maybe a month or so...
I see the drive shows up, but I can't actually open it...
No partition, and if my memory serves me right, it was formatted as NTFS...

Hey there.
So, I’ve got two drives here. One is split into two partitions—a 110GB one and a 40GB one—and then there's this other 500GB drive...
The thing is, I can see that 500GB drive sitting there in My Computer, but whenever I try to actually open it... nothing. It just won't budge.
It keeps giving me a "not responding" error message.
Does anyone know how I can actually bring this drive back to life?

Look, I’m no expert here, but I get the feeling you just don't care one bit about any of this...
And honestly, I bet you feel the exact same way when you're using your HP, too...