(You may want to do this if you were copying images to a PC since the PC may not be able to view the contents of the Photos Library). This will show you the master folders containing your photos.
(If you wanted to view the contents of this library without using Photo, you could right-click/control-click on it and choose Show Package Contents from the options. Inside this folder you will see the Photos Library, identifier by an icon like the one below. Open a Finder window and click on your Mac Home folder (the icon looks like a house and it will probably be identified by your username). Locate the Photos library on your Mac – you will find it in your Pictures folder. If the disk needs to be reformatted, you will need to Erase the disk, so make sure you copy anything from the disk first, then click on Erase and choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled). If you need to reformat the disk, follow the steps in this tutorial: Open Disk Utility and check what format is being used. If you've tried all other solutions, this is likely the case.Before you start, you need to make sure the external drive you are using is formatted for Mac OS Extended (Journaled). In some cases, the problem may be the hard drive has failed. You'll lose all stored files but the hard drive should be viewable again. If the hard drive is listed in Disk Management but can't be viewed, try formatting the disk. Check that the hard drive is listed here. Press Windows key + R then type diskmgmt.msc to bring up Disk Management. Check the hard drive is detected in Disk Management. Try a different PC to see if the problem lies with the PC or the hard drive. If your external hard drive is powered by an AC outlet (rather than just the USB port), check it's receiving power. If your external hard drive has a detachable USB cable, try a different one in case the cable has failed. The issue may have been with the USB connection. 
Try moving the external hard drive to a different USB port. There's an issue with the USB connection.
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