And if not, you should first update the disk driver to make the Seagate external hard drive recognized by Windows and show up in disk management. The first thing you need to do is to check if it is showing up in disk management. Next, we will show you how to fix the issue without losing data. In fact, few people have encountered such a problem. As a result, the disk and the folders & files on it then become inaccessible. Sometimes, when you plug in your Seagate external hard drive to the PC, it cannot be recognized.

What should I do? In Device Manager, it gets detected and in disk management, it shows up as unallocated. Is there any way to fix the issue? If I initialize it, will I lose all the data on the drive? ' 'My 320 GB Seagate external hard drive is detected but not showing up in My Computer. How to fix Seagate external hard drive not showing up in Windows 10/11