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From: pehach...@gmail.com (pehache)

by: pehache - Tue, 26 Apr 2022 10:44 UTC

Hi,

I am using a TX3 Mini Android box (under 7.1), with the application
Paragon exFAT/NTFS (I purchased the exFAT option).

I have an external HDD (Toshiba 2TB) that is no longer recognized by the
application, with an error message "Connected device not supported". I can
read it without any problem on a PC. And it was working on this Android
box a few months ago...

If I format the 8GB USB key in exFAT it works OK in the application, so it
still recognizes exFAT. I could try reformating the disk just to be sure,
but it would be a pain as it contains 2TB of multimedia files (and exFAT
is needed, as some files are >4GB)

Any idea what can go wrong ?

Thanks