Good morning,
I had just copied photos onto my Toshiba hard drive, thrown them out, and removed them.
Then after a short time I found some photos, plugged in my hard drive (to the same port) and it is no longer recognized and the LED is constantly lit blue.
But it works on my father's laptop, it is recognized and the LED flashes.
What could be the reason for this?
Greetings Claasjahn 🤙🏻
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Other USB port already tried?
Jap.
If the problem after a restart has not yet been “adjusted”, I would remove all USB drivers with USBDeview, and let them be reinstalled by Windoof’s Plug&Play function.
Very good! That’s it.
Super, worked, thank you!
Okay, thanks.
https://www.heise.de/download/product/usbdeview-42422
No, because it just removes drivers and their entries.
Okay, can’t I break up using the tool? And where do I get this?
When you drive it down and drive it up again, you have done practically what a reset (restart) does.
Ps.: After the drivers were removed with USBDeview, also restart to avoid driver conflicts.
Thank you, I’ll try it out tomorrow.
Driving down and up is something other than restarting I’ve been told that’s true? Yeah?
If so, you can assign a drive letter via the disk management. If not your plugandplay service has passed…or something else… So device manager and go:-)
No, she won’t.
But I’m wondering why she’s with my father, with PlugAndPlay and with me no more.
Thank you.
So it works on another PC. Maybe a volume that can identify Windows is missing?
Well, just a few minutes before, it was still.