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- Asus ProArt X570-CREATOR WIFI
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- Ryzen 9 3900X
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- RX 5700 XT
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So I tried this suggestion, the drive does not appear at all unfortunately from cold boot.
But I tried this suggestion: and now the drive comes back from cold boot.
I have a fenvy wifi card that was removed and then put back in and now the drive is present.
Correction: So far no hot plug just cold boot unfortunately but is getting somewhere? I got Ethernet on at least since they are all linked on the same chip.
So I tried this suggestion, the drive does not appear at all unfortunately from cold boot.
Please try this delicate experiment:
All of this needs to be done in under 20 seconds after login screen appears!
- Connect and power on your Thunderbolt device(s).
- Then boot macOS and quickly type your password on the login screen.
- Quickly try to use your Thunderbolt device.
- If it's an external disk, does the disk icon appear on desktop? If so, double-click to open. Does it open?
But I tried this suggestion: and now the drive comes back from cold boot.
Do you have any PCIe cards plugged in to a port that might be sharing bandwidth with the TB4 card? E.g., bottom PCIe x4 slot?
I have a fenvy wifi card that was removed and then put back in and now the drive is present.
Correction: So far no hot plug just cold boot unfortunately but is getting somewhere? I got Ethernet on at least since they are all linked on the same chip.
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