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When your Seagate hard drive not working, it is usually about external hard disk not detected, not recognized, or not showing up. This article has the most comprehensive solutions to Seagate internal and external hard drive not working problems on both Windows and Mac. In the final part, you can learn how to recover data from a Seagate (external) hard drive which is not detecting by EaseUS hard drive recovery software.

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Is your Seagate external hard drive suddenly not working? This page explains the reasons why your Seagate and other brands of external hard drive not working, not detected, or not showing up, and the fixes to repair external hard disk without losing any data.

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Error: Seagate External Hard Drive Not Working

'My 1TB Seagate external hard drive cannot be detected by my computer but the light is blinking, what can I do to fix this? I need to get my data back. I use it as a backup so pretty much all of my personal and work files are stored in the drive. Please help me out.'

Seagate external hard drive not working or not detected issue is top concerned among worldwide Seagate users. Normally, the external hard drive should be detected by the Operating System and viable for storing all types of files, without the need for drivers, software, or firmware updates.

However, each drive has its own issues after long-term use or possibly improper use. So the first step that you should take is to find out the reasons why your Seagate disk cannot be detected by a computer. Then, you can follow the presented solutions in the following parts to repair Seagate external hard disk not working issue without losing any data.

Let's start the journey and follow the tutorials below to make your Seagate, Toshiba, Sandisk, etc., external and internal hard drive work properly again.

Why Is Seagate External Hard Drive Not Working/Detected

Generally, 'Not Working' is a state that usually describes a malfunctioning hard disk or external hard drive. For example, you may define your Seagate external hard drive 'not working' as it's not accessible or detected after connecting it to your computer. Or, even you correctly connect it to a computer, it doesn't show up in the drives list in Windows or Mac computer.

So, what caused your external hard drive malfunctioning? Both software and hardware issues may cause a hard drive not working as usual. Here is a list of commonly explored reasons related to this issue:

• Incompatible file system
• File system corruption, Invalid file system, RAW
• The drive turns to unallocated
• Disk drive letter conflict
• Hard drive driver is corrupted or out of date
• The hard drive has too many bad sectors
• The hard drive is damaged, dead, not spinning up

How to Fix Seagate External Hard Drive Not Working in Windows

Applies to: Troubleshoot Seagate external hard drive not working, not detected issue in Windows 10/8/7.

If you tried the above-presented hardware troubleshooting tips but the Seagate external hard drive is still not working, don't worry. You can open disk management to check the state of your external hard drive and refer to the right solutions as presented below for help:

Fix 1. Try a Different USB Port, Connection Cables

Applies to: All types of storage devices that are not working, not showing up or detected in both Windows and Mac computers.

So how to repair Seagate hard drive that is not detected by the computer? Here is a list of basic hardware troubleshooting that you may first try to improve the chance of success in making the hard drive or external hard drive work again:

• 1. Try a different USB port on the computer.
• 2. Switch a new cable if the current one is damaged.
• 3. Try connecting the drive to a different computer.
• 4. Verify if the drive's light is on. (No light could indicate the power adapter is not connected to power.)
• 5. Try a different power outlet. (Desktop Drives)

After following these tips, if your Seagate external hard drive is still not detected, move on and try the other solutions offered here.

If Seagate is detectable but inaccessible, jump to recover Seagate disk data first as presented at the end of this page. Then revert to this part to fix Seagate disk to workable again.

Fix 2. Format RAW Seagate External Hard Drive to NTFS

Applies to: Format RAW Seagate external hard drive, change invalid file system on Seagate disk to a supported one, like NTFS.

When a hard drive's file system turns to RAW, it won't show up in my computer. Also, if your Seagate external hard drive contains an unsupported file system, the drive won't be able to work normally on your computer.

In this page, You need to format the RAW drive to a file system that Windows recognizes, such as NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT.

Step 1. Connect the Seagate external hard drive to your PC and open Disk Management. Which storage device cannot be erased.

Step 2. Right-click on the not working RAW drive and select 'Format'.

Step 3. Set volume label, set NTFS as the file system and tick 'Quick Format'. Click 'OK' to start the formatting.

Fix 3. Change Seagate Drive Letter

Applies to: Fix Seagate external hard drive not showing, detected, recognized issue due to drive letter conflict.

Note that, sometimes, if your external hard drive shares the same drive letter as your disk partition, Windows won't show the drive letter of your external device. It will show as New Volume in Disk Management without a drive letter.

And this is why your external hard drive not detected. To fix this issue, you'll need to add a new drive letter to your Seagate disk. Here are the steps:

Step 1. Connect Seagate external to computer and open Disk Management.

Step 2. Right-click the partition of not working Seagate disk and choose 'Change Drive Letter and Paths..'.

Step 3. Set a new drive letter to the Seagate disk and click 'OK' to confirm.

Fix 4. Restore Partition or Create a New Partition on Unallocated Seagate External Disk

Applies to: Fix unallocated Seagate external hard drive not working issue.

Sometimes, you may not be able to use the Seagate external hard drive if the device shows as unallocated in Disk Management, as shown below:

To make your unallocated Seagate drive show up and recognized again, you have two options:

#1. Restore Lost Partition and Data from Seagate Unallocated Space

If you had partition and data saved on the Seagate external hard drive which suddenly became unallocated, you may directly apply reliable partition recovery software for help. It will scan and recover all lost partition and data from the unallocated space.

Step 1: Run EaseUS Partition Recovery on your PC.

Select the disk or device where you lost partition(s), click 'Scan' to continue.

Step 2: Wait for the scanning process to complete.

Let the program scan the selected disk and find the lost partition(s).

Step 3: Preview and restore the lost partition(s).

Double-click on the partition which is marked as 'Lost' with 'Good' recoverability.

Preview the content of the lost partition. Click 'OK' and click 'Proceed' to start restoring the lost partition.

Step 4: Click 'Recover Now' to finish the partition recovery process.

Note: If the program warns you that there is a conflict, back up the listed partition with essential data to an external hard drive first. Then execute the final operation to restore your lost partition.

#2. Create a New Partition on Unallocated Seagate External Disk

If you don't have any valuable data on the not detected Seagate external hard drive, you may directly use Disk Management to create a new partition on the drive with the following steps:

Step 1. Connect the unallocated Seagate external hard drive to PC and open Windows Disk Management.

Step 2. Right-click on the unallocated partition and choose 'New Simple Volume..'.

Step 3. Set partition size, drive letter, and file system such as NTFS, etc., click 'OK' to confirm.

Step 4. Click 'Finish' to complete the process.

Fix 5. Uninstall and Re-install Seagate Hard Drive Driver

Applies to: Fix Seagate external hard drive not working error due to outdated drive driver.

Mostly, when the respective hard drive or external hard drive driver is outdated, Windows computer will have a problem of showing it up. So the best solution toward this issue is to update the Seagate drive driver immediately.

Be careful with the following four steps, you will resolve the unrecognition problem of the Seagate external hard drive on your own:

Step 1. Connect the not working Seagate external hard disk to PC.

Step 2. Press Windows + X keys or right-click Windows icon and select 'Device Manager'.

Step 3. Expand disk drivers and right-click on your external hard drive, select 'Uninstall Device'.

Step 4. Select 'Search automatically for updated driver software' and restart PC when the process completes.

Fix 6. Turn on USB Root Hub

Applies to: Fix Seagate external USB not working issue due to disabled USB Root Hub.

Sometimes, USB external hard drive devices may stop functioning correctly when multiple devices connected to the same USB hub go into selective suspend.

By enabling the USB root hub, the controllers will recover the USB port from its unresponsive condition so to make your device work normally again:

Step 1. Connect not working Seagate external hard disk to PC.

Step 2. Open Device Manager and expand 'Universal Serial Bus controllers'.

Step 3. Right-click USB Root Hub > Click 'Properties' > 'Power Management'.

Step 4. Uncheck 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' and restart PC.

Fix 7. Show All Hidden Devices

Applies to: Fix Seagate external hard disk not showing up, not detected issue.

Sometimes it's because the connected drive is hidden, not showing up in my computer. You need to unhide the device and make Seagate external hard drive shows up in the Windows Device Manager.

Here are the steps:

Step 1. Press Windows + R keys, type: devmgmt.msc and hit Enter.

Step 2. Click 'View' > Select 'Show hidden devices'.

Step 3. Expand all notes by clicking on the + (plus) symbol.

Step 4. If there are any grayed-out entries, right-click them, and select 'Uninstall'.

Step 5. Reboot PC and check if you can see your Seagate external hard drive.

Fix 8. Run a Virus Cleaner Software

Applies to: Fix virus or malware infection that cause Seagate device not working.

If it is a virus that caused your external hard drive to be undetectable or unrecognized, you can try a virus cleaner software to wipe out and remove any viruses from your PC and hard drive.

Step 1. Download and install an antivirus software on your computer.

Step 2. Connect Seagate external hard drive to your PC.

Step 3. Launch the antivirus tool and scan to remove virus or malware from Seagate drive.

Afterward, you can format the hard drive to make it readable again. Remember to run a reliable data recovery software to scan and find all your valuable data on the Seagate device before formatting.

How to Repair Seagate External Disk Not Working/Detected in Mac

Here we collected 3 troubleshooting for you to follow and repair the Seagate disk to work normally again on your Mac:

Before you go further, check Seagate disk in Disk Utility or System Information/Profiler section:

Fix 5. Uninstall and Re-install Seagate Hard Drive Driver

Applies to: Fix Seagate external hard drive not working error due to outdated drive driver.

Mostly, when the respective hard drive or external hard drive driver is outdated, Windows computer will have a problem of showing it up. So the best solution toward this issue is to update the Seagate drive driver immediately.

Be careful with the following four steps, you will resolve the unrecognition problem of the Seagate external hard drive on your own:

Step 1. Connect the not working Seagate external hard disk to PC.

Step 2. Press Windows + X keys or right-click Windows icon and select 'Device Manager'.

Step 3. Expand disk drivers and right-click on your external hard drive, select 'Uninstall Device'.

Step 4. Select 'Search automatically for updated driver software' and restart PC when the process completes.

Fix 6. Turn on USB Root Hub

Applies to: Fix Seagate external USB not working issue due to disabled USB Root Hub.

Sometimes, USB external hard drive devices may stop functioning correctly when multiple devices connected to the same USB hub go into selective suspend.

By enabling the USB root hub, the controllers will recover the USB port from its unresponsive condition so to make your device work normally again:

Step 1. Connect not working Seagate external hard disk to PC.

Step 2. Open Device Manager and expand 'Universal Serial Bus controllers'.

Step 3. Right-click USB Root Hub > Click 'Properties' > 'Power Management'.

Step 4. Uncheck 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' and restart PC.

Fix 7. Show All Hidden Devices

Applies to: Fix Seagate external hard disk not showing up, not detected issue.

Sometimes it's because the connected drive is hidden, not showing up in my computer. You need to unhide the device and make Seagate external hard drive shows up in the Windows Device Manager.

Here are the steps:

Step 1. Press Windows + R keys, type: devmgmt.msc and hit Enter.

Step 2. Click 'View' > Select 'Show hidden devices'.

Step 3. Expand all notes by clicking on the + (plus) symbol.

Step 4. If there are any grayed-out entries, right-click them, and select 'Uninstall'.

Step 5. Reboot PC and check if you can see your Seagate external hard drive.

Fix 8. Run a Virus Cleaner Software

Applies to: Fix virus or malware infection that cause Seagate device not working.

If it is a virus that caused your external hard drive to be undetectable or unrecognized, you can try a virus cleaner software to wipe out and remove any viruses from your PC and hard drive.

Step 1. Download and install an antivirus software on your computer.

Step 2. Connect Seagate external hard drive to your PC.

Step 3. Launch the antivirus tool and scan to remove virus or malware from Seagate drive.

Afterward, you can format the hard drive to make it readable again. Remember to run a reliable data recovery software to scan and find all your valuable data on the Seagate device before formatting.

How to Repair Seagate External Disk Not Working/Detected in Mac

Here we collected 3 troubleshooting for you to follow and repair the Seagate disk to work normally again on your Mac:

Before you go further, check Seagate disk in Disk Utility or System Information/Profiler section:

• If the drive is not showing on your desktop or within Finder check Disk Utility: go and open Finder > Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility
• If the drive is not detected in Disk Utility then see the System Information/System Profiler section.
• If you are using macOS 10.13 or higher then click view in the upper left and select 'Show All Devices' which allows you to see both the disk as well as volumes.

If all the attempts failed to display the Seagate drive on your Mac, go on with the 3solutions.

Fix 1. Format Seagate Disk to macOS Supported File System

Applies to: Fix Seagate external hard drive not working or not detected error due to Mac unsupported file system.

If you switch NTFS Seagate external hard drive to a Mac computer, it won't show up nor work on Mac. The reason is that Mac is only compatible with APFS, FAT32, exFAT, etc., formats.

So to fix this issue, you'll have to format the drive to FAT32 or exFAT. For a step-by-step guide, you may refer to: Format External Hard Drive to FAT32 for help.

Fix 2. Repair Seagate External Hard Drive in First Aid

Applies to: Mount Seagate external disk to make it work on Mac.

If the Seagate drive is unmountable or the Mount icon is greyed out, it could be some disk errors that prevent your Mac from recognizing/detecting the drive correctly. You can repair the problematic drive in the built-in First Aid utility.

Step 1. Click on the Launchpad on the Dock and find Other.

Step 2. Locate Disk Utility and open it.

Step 3. Select the unmountable Seagate external hard drive in the left sidebar and choose First Aid at the top.

Step 4. Click 'Run' to repair this Seagate hard drive.

Fix 3. Reformatting Unmountable Seagate External Hard Drive

Applies to: Fix corrupted file system on Seagate external hard drive that cause it not working on Mac.

If the file system on your Seagate hard disk is corrupted, it won't work nor be detected. In this case, reformatting a corrupted drive is the most instant way to revive it.

Let's see how to reformat and make the Seagate external hard disk work again on Mac:

Step 1. Go to Applications > 'Utilities' > Double click and open 'Disk Utility'.

Step 2. Select your Seagate external hard drive on the sidebar, choose 'Erase'.

Step 3. Rename the drive, choose the format as MS-DOS (FAT) for Format, Master Boot Record for Scheme. Then click 'Erase'.

After trying the above presented methods, you should be able to use your Seagate external hard drive to transfer or save data again on both Windows and Mac computers. However, as some of these solutions may cause file loss issue.

Therefore, if your Seagate disk data lost after making it work normally again. Don't worry. You can continue with the data recovery tutorial in the next part to bring all your lost files back immediately.

Bonus Tip: Recover Data from Seagate Drive after Making It Work Again

Applies to: Recover inaccessible or lost files from Seagate external hard drive or USB after making it work again.

After getting your hard drive to be recognized once more, you should check to see whether any files were lost. Files could have been lost due to the drive becoming unreadable, or from fixing this issue.

• If you have backups of your Seagate external hard drive data, you can directly restore those lost files from your backups.
• If you have no backups, here the best hard drive recovery software will help you.

EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard enables you to restoring unlimited data from your Seagate external hard drive in three simple steps. If you're a Mac users, download the Mac version and apply it to help.

Let's see how to fully restore all data on your Seagate external hard drive within only a few simple clicks:

By going through three short stages, you can easily find lost data on a Seagate external hard drive.

Step 1. Under the 'External Devices', you should see the Seagate external hard drive showing up after it's correctly connected to your computer. Select the drive and click the Scan button.

Step 2. Soon, the software will find more and more data and display the data in the scan results.

Step 3. You can use the Filter feature to quickly locate some specific file types in the results. Select the target files and click the Recover button.

To recover Seagate external hard drive data on Mac, you may refer to: External Hard Drive Data Recovery on Mac for help.

Save your recovered data to another location other than the external storage device. It is recommended that you reformat this Seagate drive to make sure it's secure for storing new data again.

Sum Up

On this page, we explained why is your Seagate external hard drive suddenly doesn't work or not detected by Windows or Mac computers. We also offered respective solutions to repair not working Seagate external hard drive with reliable data recovery software to retrieve all precious data from your disk.

Note that although most of these suggested solutions work to repair device not showing up, not detected, or even not working issues, but it's not the best way out.

In order to avoid further data loss, we suggest you create regular backup of your valuable data to another location frequently. Also, forming up the habit of using antivirus software is also a key point to protect your data and privacy.

Whenever you encounter data loss issue, always remember to let EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard help.

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Is your internal or external hard drive beeping or clicking abnormally, for example, Seagate hard drive? Take it easy now! Here we will help you troubleshoot a beeping/clicking Seagate hard drive while providing you with two effective methods to ensure data security.

Hard Drive Making Clicking Noise or Beeping Sound

'I have a Seagate hard drive that I've used for maybe a year and it started beeping. I turned on my Xbox and the stuff on it doesn't show up on the console. 'Reddit

The hard drive is usually nearly silent, but sometimes it emits a muted clicking sound when it is being accessed or turned off. This is totally normal.

However, if you start hearing noises occasionally or sound that you haven't heard before like clicking, beeping, vibration or grinding, there might be something wrong. Some of you have complained about hard drives are making noises during operations such as connecting to your computers, transferring files, etc.

Reportedly, hard drive noise issue often happens on the Seagate external hard drive. Additionally, hard disk noise can also occur if you are using other brands of external hard drives like HGST, My Passport, Transcend, etc. An internal hard drive could also be beeping sometimes.

If your hard drive is making abnormal noises, the next thing to do is to determine if the hard drive is really faulty. If it is, continue reading to follow the instructions below to protect your disk data.

Simply Fix Seagate Hard Drive Beeping/Clicking

When your hard drive is making clicking or beeping noise, you can try the following five ways to troubleshoot this issue. Just follow the clear instructions below.

Way 1: Clear the Dust

Sometimes, the Seagate hard drive beeps if its port is dusty. Follow the guide below on how to clear the dust.

Step 1: Disconnect your external hard drive from the computer.

Step 2: Unplug the cable from your disk.

Step 3: Blow into the ports of your computer, hard drive, and cable.

Jw org library para descargar. Step 4: Reconnect the hard drive to the PC via the same cable and check whether the hard drive beeping issue still happens.

Way 2: Use Another Cable

Sometimes the hard drive clicking or beeping noise disappears when the power cable is plugged in but returns when you attach the data cable to the hard disk. In this case, perhaps the problem is caused by a damaged data cable.

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You can try using a different cable to connect your external hard drive to the computer. After that, see if the beeping or clicking sound is gone.

Way 3: Plug Your Disk to Another Port

Another cause of your Seagate hard drive beeping may be a faulty port. So try connecting it to a different USB port, then see if hard drive noise is gone afterward.

Way 4: Use a USB Y-cable or Plug to a USB Hub

Your Seagate external hard drive might beep when there isn't enough power to support it. Therefore, you can try using a USB Y-cable - a cable with two connectors - to get rid of beeping sound. You should make sure the two connectors are plugged to your computer tightly.

Alternatively, you can use a USB hub to connect your hard drive to your PC instead of connecting it directly. Now see if the hard drive is still making the same beeping noise.

Way 5: Connect Your External Hard Drive to Another Computer

The hard drive beeping/clicking sound may still exist even after trying the methods above. In this case, you can try connecting the target hard drive to another computer.

Unfortunately, it is very common for the methods above to not be sufficient to help you out. If the beeping sound or clicking noise persists, perhaps the hard drive has failed. So what should you do? Let's go to the next section to find the solution.

Check Your Disk in Case of Hard Drive Beeping or Clicking

To check your Seagate hard drive, you can use the Windows CHKDSK command line tool. Please make sure the disk can be recognized by your PC, then follow the steps below: (we use Windows 10 as an example):

Step 1: Connect the target disk to your computer.

Step 2: Type CMD in the search box, and then right-click this tool to run Command Prompt as administrator.

Step 3: Type the following command and press the Enter key: Facebook chat desktop client.

chkdsk g: /r

Additionally, you can also use a professional hard drive testing software to check the external hard drive when your disk beeps. Here, we recommend using MiniTool Partition Wizard; its Surface Test feature can be used to check whether there are bad sectors on the drive.

After launching MiniTool Partition Wizard, choose your Seagate external hard drive, click Surface Test and then click Start Now. If bad blocks exist, this tool will mark them in red.

Keep Data Safe in Case of Hard Drive Beeping/Clicking due to Disk Failure

If you are certain that your external hard drive is causing the strange noises, it's time for you to protect the data security now. Take it easy, we will show you two useful methods below.

Way 1: Back up External Hard Drive

The best way to back up your data is to use a piece of professional and free backup software - MiniTool ShadowMaker. As a reliable and safe backup program, it helps you back up files/folders, Windows operating system, disk or partition in simple clicks.

In addition to disk imaging, it offers other two kinds of backup methods: disk cloning and file syncing. The disk cloning method backs up all the data on the external hard drive. The syncing method quickly synchronizes your important files to other locations; these files can be viewed directly.

Now, download MiniTool ShadowMaker for free from the button below and have a try now for data protection.

Step 1: Run MiniTool ShadowMaker.

Step 2: Go to the Backup page, click the Source module, enter Folders and Files to choose the important files on the external hard drive that you want to back up.

Step 3: Choose the destination path to save the file backup image. Here, you can back up your crucial data to a USB flash drive, or your internal hard drive.

Step 4: After that, you can click Back up Now to start backing up files.

If you don't want to back up files to an image in case of hard drive beeping, you can choose to sync files. To do this, enter the Sync page, choose the source files and target path and start syncing files.

You can also back up the disk data via disk cloning in the event of Seagate hard drive clicking/beeping. MiniTool ShadowMaker offers a feature called Clone Disk that can transfer all information on the external drive to another hard drive.

Go to the Tools page, choose your external hard drive as the source disk, select another hard disk as the target disk and then start cloning.

In conclusion, MiniTool ShadowMaker is really useful for backing up your important files in case of hard drive noise. Now, don't hesitate to download it to create a file backup image, sync files or clone disk.

After finishing the backup, you should consider replacing the hard drive. If MiniTool has helped you, you can share this software with your friends.

Way 2: Recover Data from Seagate Hard Drive with Beeping/Clicking Sound

In addition to backing up data using MiniTool ShadowMaker, you might prefer recovering data from the hard drive that keeps beeping. If your disk can still be recognized in the event of hard drive beeping, you can choose to perform a data recovery easily with a third-party program.

To do this operation, we recommend MiniTool Power Data Recovery, one of the best hard drive recovery software. It enables easy and effective recovery of files, pictures, videos, etc. from a damaged hard drive without bringing any damage to the original data.

Additionally, it scans not only deleted or lost files but also existing files on your hard drive. Why not download MiniTool Power Data Recovery Trial Edition for free to your Windows 10/8/7 computer and try it now?

Step 1: Launch MiniTool Power Data Recovery Trial Edition to its main interface, then choose a proper recovery module to continue.

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If your Seagate external hard drive has only one partition that is recognized, you can use This PC. If the hard drive has more than one partition or the partitions are not showing up, try using Hard Disk Drive to scan the entire disk. Here, we take the latter as an example.

Then, choose the disk that is beeping clicking, and click the Scan button to start a scan.

Step 2: The entire external hard drive is now being scanned. To get the best recovery, wait patiently until the scan completes.

After that, you can go check whether your needed files are scanned and discovered. Unfold each partition in Path, or take full advantages of these features: Find, Filter or Type to search for files.

Step 3 (after purchasing the full edition): Check all the files required and then click Save to restore them to a safe location.

MiniTool Power Data Recovery is able to recover data after hard drive crash effectively and rapidly; you can try it yourself.

Bottom Line

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Is your Seagate external hard drive beeping or clicking? Try these simple solutions to fix it! If they didn't work and your drive is corrupted, check the disk and try your best to back up or recover important files from the disk.

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If you have any suggestion to get rid of hard drive beeping/clicking noise or experience any question when using MiniTool software, please inform of us by sending an email to [email protected] or leaving a comment below.