First, the disk is marked as “unknown” and “Not initialized” on the left, which a brand new disk introduced to the system would be flagged as. Second, the drive size matches the size of the drive we just installed (around 1 TB), and the drive is flagged as “unallocated”, which means none of the hard drive space has been formatted or assigned a partition. Right click on the name portion of the disk entry, where it says “Disk [#]”, and select “Initialize Disk” from the right-click context menu. RELATED: In the first step of the initilization process, you’ll be prompted to choose whether you want to use a Master Boot Record (MBR) or a GUID Partition Table (GPT) for the partition style of your disk. If you want to do some in depth reading before making a choice, you can.
• Click Next. • Choose the volume size or leave the default size if you're planning to use the entire hard drive to store files. • Click Next. • Select a drive letter from the drop-down menu. • Click Next. • Select a file system from the drop-down menu.

The LaCie didn't show up in Disk Utility or System Profiler yesterday. Today, I powered on the iMac and after reading your suggestion brought up DU and again it wasn't showing - at first. On rare occasions, a Mac preference file relating to audio devices may become corrupted. This can cause a device to not show up as an input/output device in System Preferences > Sound even when there is nothing wrong with the device itself, or cause the device's MIDI ports to not show up. One of the issues reported by many Mac OS X users in Apple support communities consists of their external hard drive not showing up on Mac – neither in disk utility nor in devices.
Your new drive is not dead. You'll just need to follow Step 2 and initialize the drive. 
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Then I connected in windows laptop and it got detected in USB 2.0 port but was not showing up in windows explorer. I checked in disk management and tried to open it but was not opening. Right clicking was giving me only two options: delete volume and help. All other options were greyed out. Can anyone please help here? I don't want to format the hdd.
I would check the latest drivers for some compatibility issues with XP. - more about diskpart command.
Being a 1 Mac household and an IT professional who has only supported PCs, I had a challenging time trying to figure out how to reload OSX after my husband's Mac hard drive died. Hopefully I diagnosed a bad hard drive correctly (I'll provide my method) and I hope this helps someone out there.
I have the same problem as well, it blinks but does not show up anywhere. I went to check in the System report and it was not there. What is the latest version of kodi. I have tried using a different cable and connecting it to another computer but neither works. I have some really important things on the drive so I would like to know a way in which I could get it working while still keeping all my previous files. My drive is a Seagate Backup Plus Portable Drive and the model is SRD00F1.