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How do I access a hard drive connected directly to my OLED TV from my computer?

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Hello,

I connected an hard drive to my LG OLED TV via USB. My TV is connected to my home network via Ethernet, as is my computer.  

I would like to access the hard disk from my computer. Is this possible? How can I do this with Windows 10?

Note that I don't want to connect my hard drive directly to my computer but to my TV (because my home network is quite unstable).
I thank you in advance for all your help.

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