Yes, that's it. I had already reached that conclusion. Changing the USB port solved the problem.
Error 0X800701B1 - how to fix it?
Having problem with external hdd drive and after scanned and fixed, problem keeps appearing. Furthermore another error message when transferring files Error 0X800701B1. Kindly advise how to fix it.
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2020-11-08T22:40:50+00:00 I, too, had success changing to a different cable on one drive. Unfortunately, it did not work on another drive but it is the easiest, and cheapest thing to try. Worth a shot. Good luck.
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Anonymous
2020-11-08T20:47:30+00:00 I had this problem with a 1TB SSD drive. Tried all the solutions suggested. Finally on a whim, changed from the USB-A to USB-C that came with the SSD to an el cheapo Android charging cable. It works now. Go figure.