By June, the school finally responded, though only with notification of fees for staff to locate and photocopy the documents.
Step 1: Open up Computer icon from your desktop. Step 2: From Computer window click on Map network drive. Step 3: From window that opens up select a drive letter. Step 4: Click Browse button and locate your external drive. Step 5: Once you find it click OK.Step 6: Make sure that checkbox in front of Reconnect at sign-in. Step 7: Click Finish to map your network drive. Step 8: Next time when you open Computer you will see your network drive with the letter you choose in Step 3.tep 3: From window that opens up select a drive letter. Step 4: Click Browse button and locate your external drive. Step 5: Once you find it click OK. Step 6: Make sure that checkbox in front of Reconnect at sign-in. Step 7: Click Finish to map your network drive.
How to Format USB Drive with NTFS. If you are running Windows 7 or Windows 8, the process is really simple. First, go ahead and plug in your USB device and then open Computer from the desktop.Just right-click on the USB device and choose Format. Now open the File system drop down and choose NTFS. You donât have to do anything else and the NTFS option should appear in the list.irst, connect your USB device to your computer and then right-click on My Computer from the desktop and choose Manage. Next click on Device Manager and then expand out Disk Drives. You should see your USB drive listed there as â Generic USB 2.0 USB Drive â or something similar.