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May 28, 2023 at 8:20 am #23026
Anonymous
InactiveLong story, have taken out the 500gb Drive from our Humax, we have Freesat built into our new TV, just sitting these doing nothing, still works when I took it out, would like to use it as normal storage, but unable to format it, computer recognises the drive but nothing else, anyone got a solution.
May 28, 2023 at 1:30 pm #112081Martin Liddle
ParticipantPortellen – 5 hours ago »
but unable to format it, computer recognises the drive but nothing else, anyone got a solution.
How have you tried to format it?
May 28, 2023 at 3:29 pm #112082Anonymous
InactiveProblem is that I cannot get at it too format, it see’s the drive but does nothing else, device manager recognises it, even uninstalled and reinstalled the driver. Tried all the usual Disk Management stuff, as well as trying to access through DOS. Is Humux used Linux operating system?
May 28, 2023 at 4:31 pm #112083Martin Liddle
ParticipantPortellen – 58 mins ago »
Problem is that I cannot get at it too format, it see’s the drive but does nothing else, device manager recognises it, even uninstalled and reinstalled the driver. Tried all the usual Disk Management stuff, as well as trying to access through DOS. Is Humux used Linux operating system?
Yes the Humax uses Linux. The Humax will have partitioned the drive with an MBR style partition table. Have you tried deleting all the partitions?
May 30, 2023 at 6:19 am #112084Anonymous
InactiveOkay, cannot see any partitions, guess need to get some kind of software Windows based that can run Linux and go from there?
May 30, 2023 at 9:20 am #112085Martin Liddle
ParticipantPortellen – 2 hours ago »
Okay, cannot see any partitions, guess need to get some kind of software Windows based that can run Linux and go from there?
I have just connected a hard drive removed from a Humax HDR-FOX T2 to a Windows 11 computer and using the Disk Management tool I can see all three partitions. I can’t access any content but I could delete the partitions if I wanted. If you are not familiar with the Disk Management tool, right click on the start button and select Disk Management.
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