How will a bad flash drive or external hard drive that’s plugged into a PC just lock up the entire system, or slow it down so much that it basically becomes unresponsive and needs rebooting?
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If you have a modern computer, that shouldn’t happen. It’s probably because you have a low-spec computer, and all the stuff trying to see what’s on the drive all rush up to it, and since the USB is broken it doesn’t reply correctly, and everything is just waiting, not freeing up those necessary CPU cycles
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