Bymaxiabc
Good day,
I have a Toshiba external hard drive. Since today, it seems to no longer work. When I plug it in, the hard drive quickly blinks blue and makes normal noises.
My Mac also recognizes that it's connected. But when I click on it, all I see is the "Charging" symbol and text. It's been like this for hours. Trying a different cable hasn't helped either.
Does anyone know what can be done?
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