On Win 10 got up immediately without problems. Win 7 was not without headaches. The device was not recognized in File Explorer or Disk Management. In device manager it was reflected in storage device controllers instead of disk devices as a "SCSI device". Updating USB drivers didnt help. Posherstil the Internet and did not really find an answer, everywhere they sin either on a conflict of devices in disk management, or on an exclamation mark in the dispatcher (in fact it was not), or on firewood. I wrote to Seagate support and received an answer almost immediately. I removed the device from the manager completely, restarted the OS, and when I reconnected the disk, it got up as it should. What went wrong the first time only Bill Gates knows. Perhaps this comment will be useful to someone (out of 10 articles on the internet, only one found a mention of a possible solution through the complete removal of the device from the dispatcher, and then casually and almost between the lines). P.S. Super-mega users, please do not laugh if the solution is already obvious to you. I am an ordinary average lamer, I am not torn to the title of a pro. In general, the device justifies itself for its money.
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