1. You state it is a backup. As such we won't lose anything if it is lost.
This frees you to try any of the titles noted at the top of this forum.
2. Maybe you only need to get at a Mac drive in Windows. Maybe there is nothing to fix but to gain access. There are a few ways such as booting up a LiveCD (no install required) of Linux and copying the files over to buying some Mac access software.
Hope this helps,
Bob
Hey,
I'm a photographer, and I worked with another photographer these last couple days for a commercial shoot. Well, we backed everything up to her LaCie hard drive, and then she gave that to me to do the editing on the photos today.
She uses Mac and I use PC, so her harddrive is formatted for Mac. Anyway, I plug it it, and it says the hard drive was installed correctly and so on. but the disk isnt showing up in Explorer.
So I go to disk management and find it, but I cannot assign a disk drive letter to it. All it lets me do is delete the drive, or convert to a dynamic drive. Both I believe will delete all the information on the drive, which is something I obviously do not want.
Anyone know of a fix for something like this? Here is a screen capture.
http://i.imgur.com/S9GRE.jpg

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