i noticed last night that the usb bit plugged into my laptop can move from side to side causing my hard drive to disconnect. Am i right in saying that this should not be moving when i try to shoogle it? is it the pins on the inside of the usb cable thats causing it to malfunction? if it needs replaced,can someone point me in the right direction as to where i can get a replacement cable? I have opened the enclosure of my hard drive and have checked for any loose connections which they weren't any, and there is plenty of power getting to it as it has its own power pack, so the cable is my last option. any ideas? thanks
External Hard Drive problem
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mamacitanaz
, Aug 29 2007 04:54 AM
#1
Posted 29 August 2007 - 04:54 AM
i noticed last night that the usb bit plugged into my laptop can move from side to side causing my hard drive to disconnect. Am i right in saying that this should not be moving when i try to shoogle it? is it the pins on the inside of the usb cable thats causing it to malfunction? if it needs replaced,can someone point me in the right direction as to where i can get a replacement cable? I have opened the enclosure of my hard drive and have checked for any loose connections which they weren't any, and there is plenty of power getting to it as it has its own power pack, so the cable is my last option. any ideas? thanks
#2
Posted 29 August 2007 - 05:04 AM
Hey
It might be a Dodgie connection on the USB end of the lead
Have you got another lead you could try?
If not it might be worth getting a new one as they are pretty cheap from amazon or somewhere
Could also see if the leads plugged in propaly in the back of the harddrive
Do you move it around a lot?
It might be a Dodgie connection on the USB end of the lead
Have you got another lead you could try?
If not it might be worth getting a new one as they are pretty cheap from amazon or somewhere
Could also see if the leads plugged in propaly in the back of the harddrive
Do you move it around a lot?
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