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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Try removing your USB connections in Device Manager (Control Panel, System, Hardware) and then shut down without the external drive connected. Restart the machine and let Windows find your USB again. Connect your external drive and let Windows find the new hardware. I hope you are using XP.
If this doesn't work and no-one else gives a solution then your external drive may be faulty. Can you try it on another machine, especially a desktop?
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