Multiple Disks Not Recognized

Multiple Disks Not Recognized

Multiple Disks Not Recognized
Multiple Disks Not Recognized
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Model: Archer BE9300  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1.2.1 Build 20250813 rel.27119(5553)

I'm trying to connect two USB disks to the router via a USB hub.  I can connect the first one, and all is well, with the router assigning it a drive letter of G.  I can access this from my devices.  When I connect the second one, it takes on the drive letter of G, and the first one is nowhere to be found.  If I have a file browser on my laptop, looking at the files and folders on the first disk, clicking refresh after I connect the second disk loads the browser with the contents of the second disk.  How can I get the router to assign a unique share letter to each volume?

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Re:Multiple Disks Not Recognized
8 hours ago

Hello @SSCUSTER64 ,

Welcome to our community.

 

Do you have a different USB hub? Sometimes, an insufficient power supply can occur when multiple USB disks are connected simultaneously.

Please check if all USB disks can be recognized on the router and PC: 

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For troubleshooting tips, please refer to Can't access my USB drive plugged into TP-Link router

 

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