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"Drive shows up in Device Manager, but not in Disk Management ",I have a drive that I took out of a Panasonic Toughbook Laptop. These laptops have built-in encryption so the drive cannot be read if the laptop is stolen. I don't believe there is anything special about this drive because the encryption is handled by the bios of the laptop. I just bought a regular old 160GB laptop drive and put it in the laptop and it worked fine. After removing this drive from the laptop I figured I could connect it to my PC and delete the encrypted partition, reformat and use the drive. The problem is the computer can't see it. It does get recognized in Device Manager, but going to Disk Management does not show the drive. I've tried to hack the registry and remove all the used drive letters and still nothing. I can plug in any other usb drive and it works fine. Any ideas? As an aside, I plugged it into a Mac and it doesn't show up there either. This is very strange.
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