Thismay cause the Dual USB Drive to no longer be recognized until the battery is charged and the device is power cycled. 64GB and 128GB Dual USB Drives come preformatted in exFAT file system and certain mobile devices do not support exFAT. In this case please format the drive in FAT32 file system. For more information refer to Answer ID 45986 PressWindwos+R. In run type "services.msc". Then locate "plug and play services". Right click on it, disable and enable the service. Click on "ok" and then restart the computer, check whether the USB is detected. Hope this information was helpful and do let us know if you need further assistance.
Ive formatted the flash drive in Windows 10 in exFAT. I've updated iPadOS to 14.3. Windows computer recognizes the flash drive both through the USB-C end and the USB-A end — so no hardware problems with the flash drive. But my iPad will not see it when plugged in via the USB-C port. I know my iPad USB-C port works because it charges.
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