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06-14-2009, 09:24 PM
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Re-enable USB Port MacBook Air
Hi there
Running out of space on my MacBook Air. Trying to back up on a WD drive. The computer can't recognize it (i read somewhere else it happens). Tried to connect a multi-usb port, but macbook rejected said it was taking too much power and disabled it (and now smells like burnt). so trying another laisse drive (that use to be recognized), but macbook air doesn't see this one now.. I was told to re-enable the USB port. How do I do it? Thanks, Andrea         
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