RE: BSOD when connecting my external hard drive
- From: nass <nass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2008 12:18:10 -0700
"Rusgerkins" wrote:
Hello, I know sod all about computers, but I do know that I don't want my
laptop to crash every time I try to plug my new hard drive into it. The error
code is- 10000050
It's just a packard bell store and save 2500. My laptop is an Acer aspire
1680.
I don't expect any replies, but would be very grateful for them!
Read the info here and the notes from the troubleshooting section quoted
below and send your Question to their forum:
http://forum.packardbell.com/en/viewtopic.php?t=57488&sid=39c36316bdfc2bcddb3e06bc25d85a48
Q: My computer won't start correctly when the Store & Save is connected:
* Disconnect or power off the Store & Save before starting your
computer. Connect it or power it on when the windows desktop appears.
Most USB storage devices are provided with a single USB cable, forcing the
device to draw all its necessary power from just one USB port. In a few
cases, this single USB port can not deliver enough power for the device.
Solution
Using a double USB cable should solve the situation. The cable with P/N
7404850000 has an addtional USB plug for power only.
Note: First connect the cable to the PC (with the two big plugs), before
connecting it to the device (with the small plug).
HTH,
nass
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