I just bought a Black 1TB Seagate Backup Plus Portable external hard drive to keep a Time Machine backup while I am on the move and I wanted to have a lovely little icon that popped up each time I plugged it in. For Windows go to System tray and click on Hidden icons (visible if you click the up arrow in the system tray). The below instructions will navigate on how to move the S drive application icon to the system tray for easy and quick access if Backup Plus 4TB Desktop External Missing s driver.

I have a Seagate 1TB USB 3.0 Expansion Drive (see signature for other hardware.) Ever since I upgraded to Windows 10, it has an annoying habit of disconnecting and then remounting. When it remounts, Windows Explorer pops up over whatever I'm doing, even full screen activities like gaming or video playback. It worked fine under Windows 7, and seems to exhibit no problems whatsoever under Linux, to it doesn't appear to be a hardware problem. Can anyone suggest a solution for this? Maybe there's just a way to keep Windows Explorer from popping up when it remounts?

Hi, Thank you for posting the query on Microsoft Community. I will be glad to help you. I suggest you to try this methods and check if it helps: Check if the device is detected in Device Manager. F ollow the steps given below to check the status of the device in Device Manager. • Press Windows key + X and select Device Manager. • Seagate Backup Plus 4TB and right-click on the drive.

• Select Properties and check if the device is working properly under Device Status. If there is a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark in it, then it indicates that there are some issues with it. Method 1: Windows Compatibility Center Check if the external disk is compatible with Windows 10. Method 2: Run the Hardware Troubleshooter You might be able to solve some problems by running a troubleshooter that will automatically fix some common issues with hardware.

Hardware devices are not working or are not detected in Windows Method 3: Un-install the USB drivers. Follow the steps given below to un-install the drivers. • Press Windows key + X and select Device Manager. • Expand Universal Serial Bus Controllers and right-click on each USB controller. • Select Un-install. Restart the computer. This will re-install the USB drivers.

Check if the issue is resolved. If the issue persists, update the Chipset drivers from the manufacturer’s website. Hope this information was helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance. We will be glad to assist Thank you Rakesh C N Microsoft Community. I had the same problem with a Seagate Backup Plus (USB 3.0) external drive. Method 3 above worked perfectly for me - thanks! One word of caution to desktop PC owners (I have a Dell XPS 8700) with wireless keyboard and mouse like me.

Be sure to un-install the Universal USB that connects the wireless keyboard/mouse to the PC last or before you start, plug in a wired keyboard and mouse if you have them. I got lucky - after I un-installed the 'Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft)' universal USB, I lost control of my wireless keyboard and mouse. I shut off and turned on my PC manually and all of the universal USB drivers I had un-installed re-installed, was able to use my keyboard and mouse and got access to my Seagate drive. Same problem with the Seagate Backup Plus drive. Reinstalling the Paragon drivers didn't work for me, nor did changing to generic USB drivers.

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