Trying to download from an external hard drive, no icon appears on the screen

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Windows uses either FAT32 or NTFS. Mac OS X uses Mac OS Extended also  known as HFS+. All you really need to know is that they are just three  different methods for storing information. Macs can handle some Windows  formats, but Windows cannot handle HFS+ without additional software.
To see the format of the external drive, right-click on the icon and select Properties (Windows) or Get Info (Mac)
Mac OS X has been able to read and write FAT32 formatted hard drives  since the very beginning. If you have a FAT32 drive you can simply  connect it to your Mac and it will very easily be able to read and write  to it. There is nothing special you need to do. However, there are two  limitations of FAT32. 1.) It only supports file sizes of 4GB or less.  2.) Some Mac applications may not run from the drive as FAT32 does not  adequately handle the permissions structure of Mac OS X.
NTFS is a different story. NTFS is a more modern Windows format but is  proprietary to Microsoft. Licensing is required to use it which is  probably why Apple doesn’t fully support it. Macs can read an NTFS  drive, but they cannot write to one.

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