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Hi Team,<br />
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We use USB Buffalo DVD drives in our environment on our Wyse THIN OS 3040 devices. We also installed latest driver on citrix servers, still when we try to connect to citrix session it showing an error in device manager as STATUS _DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE(This<wbr /> device cannot start. Code10). Tried installing latest drivers but still problem remains same.<br />
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Is there something i am missing, or any other driver need to be installed? Can someone help me here. <br />
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Thanks in advance, your help is much appreciated.
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Hi Team,

We use USB Buffalo DVD drives in our environment on our Wyse THIN OS 3040 devices. We also installed latest driver on citrix servers, still when we try to connect to citrix session it showing an error in device manager as STATUS _DEVICE_POWER_FAILURE(This device cannot start. Code10). Tried installing latest drivers but still problem remains same.

Is there something i am missing, or any other driver need to be installed? Can someone help me here. 

Thanks in advance, your help is much appreciated.

USB Buffalo drive not working  on Wyse 3040 devices.

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