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04-Apr-2009, 03:49 AM #1
Solved: PC Not Reading External Harddrives
Like the title says. My PC isn't reading my two external harddrives for some reason and when I unplug the power or USB cables my computer automatically resets/shutsdown.

Could someone please help me?
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