“My question was not whether the USB would work with a laptop, but "Will the USB port for the use of an external hard drive to be shared work with Windows 10?"”

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• Yes, you can use the USB port for media sharing The SBG7600AC2 USB 2.0 port supports connected hard drives with SAMBA and DLNA Media Sharing. In addition to supporting USB 2.0 hard drives, the USB port can be used as a charging connection for mobile devices. When file sharing is enabled, the contents of the attached USB storage device is accessible with read-write permissions in the home network. When the DLNA Media Server is enabled, the contents of the USB storage device is accessible in the home network using a DLNA-certified player, such as game console, smart TV, and media players.

  Answered by ARRIS SURFboard Team 5 years ago

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  Answered by Angel 5 years ago

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