I accidently unplugged a USB hub with 3 Seagate external 3TB drives (Seagate STBV3000100) connected via a multiport hub on a Linux Mint system. (Let's call them Drives X, Y, and Z) Before this happened, I had paused a file transfer between X and Y. When I plugged the hub back in, X and Y still worked but Z was no longer recognized. I tried connecting Z to a Windows 7 system but it still wouldn't recognize it.
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External drive not recognized after accidentally unplugged
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