First, read the English article below.

This is a Windows utility that allows you to manage all of your connected disks. Your drive should appear in this utility, even if it isn't formatted properly.  Press the Windows key + R and type diskmgmt.msc. This will launch the Disk Management Utility. Look for your USB drive in the list of connected drives. If your USB drive is listed, it may not be formatted correctly. Click here for instructions on trying to format it. If your USB drive is not listed, read on for some troubleshooting tips. Before continuing, the quickest troubleshooting method you can try is plugging the USB drive into another USB port on your computer. Be sure to try a port directly on the computer, not a USB hub. If the drive works in another USB port, the first one you tried is likely dead. There's not much you can do about this short of replacing your motherboard. Just try to avoid using that port in the future. If the drive still does not appear when plugged into another computer, there's a good chance that the drive is dead. You may need to replace it. If the drive appears when plugged into another computer, there may be an issue with the drivers on your computer. See the next section for instructions on dealing with driver issues. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Hubungkan kandar, dan bukalah Disk Management. Hubungkan kandar ke slot USB lain. Hubungkan kandar ke komputer lain.