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"WD my passport Ultra 2-TB External Hard Drive disappears from computer after computer goes to sleep" , Every time after the computer goes to SLEEP or being shut down "My Passport Ultra 2-TB external Drive" disappears from the computer completely. I have to (1) restart the computer (after I just turned the computer on), (2) click on the WD Unlocker, (3) Choose not to scan the Passport Ultra. Then "Ultra 2-TB" would come back. It is a lot of trouble and time consuming to do it numerous times a day. I wonder if there is a setting to avoid all these hassles. I have another external hard drive, the regular WD My passport 1-TB. I have used it for a long time. It has never failed and is very easy to use. It never disappears from the computer. Because I liked it so much that I bought WD MY Passport Ultra 2-TB. I am very disappointed with it. Hope someone can help me remedy the problem.
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