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#WD MY BOOK 3TB NOT RESPONDING BLINKING LIGHT DRIVERS#
If WD external hard drive shows unrecognized, go to drivers tab and delete/uninstall the driver Then check out whether the external hard drive shows up in My Computer/My PC or not.Then check out whether any devices show up as unrecognized or not:
#WD MY BOOK 3TB NOT RESPONDING BLINKING LIGHT SERIAL#
Expand Universal Serial Bus controllers > Right-click every USB device found there and select Uninstall.ģ.

Click on Start > Type: devmgmt.msc in Search to open Device Manager by hitting Enter.Ģ.
#WD MY BOOK 3TB NOT RESPONDING BLINKING LIGHT UPDATE#
Update WD external hard drive driver to make it workġ. You can follow below-offered methods to get problems fixed right now: When WD external hard drive, USB or other brands of storage devices are not working or not responding to any operations in your PC, don't worry.

PC will automatically boot into another Startup Settings screen.Tab on Recovery > Advanced Startup > Restart now.Reboot PC into Safe Mode to make WD external hard drive recognizable Here you have two methods to follow and fix WD external hard drive not recognized or undetectable error in Windows 10/8/7: Fix WD external hard drive not recognized error If this quick fix doesn't work, relax and just follow below-offered methods to repair not working WD external hard drive or devices now.

Go to Power Management and uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power.Īfter this, reboot PC and reconnect WD external hard drive to your PC, then you'll be able to use the drive again. Right-click on the USB Root Hub > Select Properties.Ĥ. Open Device Manager > Expand Universal Serial Bus controllers.ģ. Click Start > Type: devmgmt.msc in the Search box and hit Enter.Ģ. Quick fix WD external hard drive not showing up/unrecognized/responding errorġ. If your external hard drive or storage devices are having this issue, relax and just follow to get your problem fixed right here now. Here below, you'll find 1 quick fix and 4 methods to fix WD external hard drive not working issue. But it's still a tough issue for ordinary users when their external hard drive, USB or SD card etc devices suddenly become unrecognized, not working or responding in PC. Though it's no longer a new problem that external hard drive fails to work or suddenly fail to show up in PC. If you have any methods to fix my issue and make the WD external hard drive work again, please help me. I've saved quite a lot of important files inside the drive. I don't know what reasons have made the drive not responding, and neither I know any solutions. I've changed the USB port but it still not working. " My 1TB WD external hard drive is not working on my Windows 10 PC and I can do nothing to the drive since it fails to show up in This PC.
