Selecting a File History drive is too slow and/or broken

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Thirty minutes ago I tried selecting a file history drive. It is still "Searching for drives", but I cannot see it actually doing anything at all in Task Manager, so I do not know if it has crashed or is just lying to me. A 500GB USB drive has been plugged in and ready for use all day. No other drive is connected, and there is nothing else on the local network. OneDrive is not signed in or the app running as far as I can see, and I don't want to use it.Is there some way of setting this up manually on the command line so I can just tell it what drive to use?

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