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MacBook Air 4 I have connected a HyperDrive 6ultra ports hub and it is not showing as connected, or as a device.
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Original Title: hyperdrive multiport hub issue
Hubs and docks typically do not show up as connected devices. Only other peripherals connected to the hub/dock show up on your Mac. What happens when you connect something to the hub?
Check with the vendor supporting that hub.
If you plugged in a formatted memory card that had pictures on it, that card might show up as a volume in the Finder (depending on Finder > Settings). The insertion might even trigger the launch of some program which would offer to import photos.
However, an empty card reader by itself will not show up as a drive. You might find mention of the card reader device in the USB section of the System Information report, but that's about it.
Well it charges my phone, etc . I haven’t tried to use it for data transfer yet. Was not
sure if it would show anything. Ie, photo to hard drive
Ok thank you all
HyperDrive 6-port hub not recognized on MacBook Air
