Re: "windows was unable to save all the data" external USB 2.0 error
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"shAf" wrote in message
>
> > I have an external USB 2.0 drive [...] and
> > received the "Windows was unable to save all the data ..."
> > error message, and my USB drive disappeared from the
> list of devices. ...
Problem resolved! It turns out to be a bad cable ... or leastwise
a cable not good enough for "high speed USB". I wouldn't have
thought ... the "bad" cable had been working properly with a
printer, but I brought home another after the drive worked
properly with my ofc computer. It was specifically labeled "high
speed USB".
cheerios :o)
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