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It requires drivers to operate but they are already in the windows driver store. Windows already has them so you don't need any additional drivers to install manually. When someone says you don't need drivers for that device, it usually means Windows already has them. I can understand your confusion though, I could have explained it better in my other post.
This is kind of a shot in the dark but try turning off AutoPlay in control panel. Then plug it in. Windows may be trying to run something in the root directory of that drive when you plug it in. Turning off AutoPlay will stop that. Like I said though this a shot in the dark, what is actually going on here has be perplexed.