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"External Hard Drive being detected but not loading", I have the WD My Passport 1TB External Hard Drive. When I connect the hard disk My Computer displays it as Local Disk (G: ). The green progress bar in the address bar keeps on progressing extremely slowly and the hard disk doesn't load. It also makes the computer unresponsive. Disk Manager gets stuck at Connecting to Virtual Disk Service and doesn't load. Crystal Disk Info wouldn't load till I disconnect the hard disk. The hard disk is detected in Device Manager and Devices and Printers. I tried uninstalling the drivers and reconnected the hard disk (on which the drivers re-installed) but that didn't solve the problem. Western Digital Drive Utilities doesn't detect the hard disk when its plugged in. When I connect the hard disk the LED indicator keeps on blinking at the pace it usually blinks when writing files to it, so maybe its trying to load? Now the only way to disconnect it without making the PC unresponsive is by unplugging the cable from the PC. I tried to plug it on another PC without internet access and the same thing happened. There are at least 20GB of files I need to copy from it, if not more. I need a way to access the hard disk. Considering that plugging in the hard disk makes storage softwares unresponsive, I wonder whether I will be able to use a recovery software (I'll try and see if Recuva works). Could this possibly be a hardware issue? I don't have other compatible cables or enclosures lying around to test the hard disk with.
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