There are Samsungs that record to HDD and that is in the XFS file system.
There are also folk that want to play that content on a PC or anything else other than this Samsung TV.
Keeping in mind the hundreds of prior discussions this is fact:
1. Samsung formats the drive in XFS.
2. The files have no known player for any other PC or device.
I know this tends to be a fairly common problem with HDD's. Sometimes another partition needs to be opened for you to access it or you just need to change the drive initial etc. But my problem seems fairly unique and i can't find any info about it on Google so here goes.
I'm running windows 10 on the Lenovo z50 and soo far I've had few problems with it. But today i plugged in My external Iomega HDD 1tb and tried to access it. The drive made all the usual noises and showed up in the windows utility as usb serial ATA bridge. It does not however show up in file explorer or anywhere else. So i did all the suggested things, looked it up in device manager, uninstalled the driver etc. Nothing seems to work. The unique thing about this though is that it's showing up in my device manager as ' SAMSUNG HD103SI' which can't be the case as it's clearly not from that company.
It works perfectly fine if i plug it into my TV. It is recognised and plays media. but i cannot access it in any way on my laptop. Please help as i'm lost for answers here.

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