How To Fix Device Controller Error Detected By Harddisk2 Dr2 Windows 7 Driver Easily

Thanks for your reply. This is the first place I looked, but I don’t know how Harddisk2 DR2 compares to any of the individual drives. “DR2” = “Disk Attached 2”? this is a screenshot for your reference. Thanks again.

Where do I find DR2 in Windows 10?

However, the DR2 in the marketing error, I think, matches the sector number of table 2 or the section number. That helped? This person is an impeccable proven professional. Check your account to convince your IT colleagues that you are a proven professional. Click Start, right-click Computer and select Manage. Expand Storage on the left and select Managediscs.

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Thanks for the feedback, Rockn, LarryG. and fish sauce.

diskpart didn’t give me much useful information other than what it already provides а Disk Management Console.

I have HP RAID management software, but it is also not supported because I have so many other hard drives (USB, iSCSI) that are probably not on the internal RAID.

If you follow the link directly from the link provided by Fishsauce (below), everything seems to confirm that the CD or DVD in question is “Disc 2” which is listed under “Disk Management” as 2TB outside USB your Seagate GoFlex drive.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/159865

NOTE. Disk management will certainly be improved in Windows 2000 and later. You can use Disk Management to display this information without using the Registry Editor. To find out where a specific hard drive / DVD is located on your system, use one of our methods below:

1. Start Disk Management (diskmgmt console.msc).
2. Take a look at the special graphical view of hard drives. Right-click the entire gray area of ​​a basic or high-end hard drive whose hard drive number is exactly the same corresponds to “Harddisk #” in the error message.
3. Click Properties. Properties include the “Device Information Type”, which tells you if it is an IDE or SCSI hard drive, as well as the Hardware Manufacturer name of the dedicated device and the Adapter Name it is usually associated with.

I’ll replace the disk and see if the error goes away.