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Senin, 07 April 2014

Data recovery from iomega portable hard drive?




Saikat


where can i get a step by step guide on how to recover data from a IOMEGA portable hard drive?


Answer
Here are some instructions. The brand of external drive isn't significant

http://www.computer-answers.ca/2011/computer-questions/windows-questions/q-my-external-hard-drive-wont-mount/

Need advise on new hard drive?




Meldan


My inspiron 9300 fell 3 days ago and now the 80GB (7, 200RPM) IDE hard drive is on the fritz. I'm goin to buy another one and i want to know what should i look for in a hard drive. I want it to be fairly robust in terms of usage.
I have;
INSPIRON 9300 PENTIUM M PROCESSOR 750
MEMORY UPGRADE FROM 512 MB TO 1024 MB
MEMORY DUAL-CHANNEL 1024MB (2X512) 533MH
128MB DDR ATI MOBILITY RADEON X300 GRAPH

not sure what else i need to put on here
those bottom 4 details are just customisations to the normal 9300, listed incase tehy affect any info



Answer
Buying a laptop hard drive or external/portable hard drive for someone who doens't have a great deal of knowledge could be confusing. I sincerely hope the information below will help you when deciding to buy a hard drive or portable hard drive, and will also save you some money and headaches.

ALWAYS CHECK IF THE HARD DRIVE COMES WITH THE ORIGINAL WARRANTY

Notebook 2.5" hard drives sold on eBay could either have the manufaturer's warranty, used, a new pull, sold as is, refurbished or white label. If your goal is to invest money on quality products, and mostly importantly, not be disappointed with your purchase, I would recommend you buy a product which comes with full manufacturer's warranty. What does this mean? Manufacturer's warranty starts from the date the hard drive was manufactured and NOT the day it was sold or used. Most hard drives and most manufacturers, including Toshiba, Hitachi and Fujitsu offer a 3-year warranty on the product, again from the day it was manufactured and NOT the day it was purchased. Seagate now offers a 5-year warranty on its 2.5" laptop hard drives.

WHICH BRAND SHOULD YOU CHOOSE?

Major brands are Fujitsu, Toshiba, Hitachi and Seagate. I personally think that the 4 companies provide excellent products. Based on my experience with the 2.5" hard drives, I think that Fujitsu's hard drives are the quietest (whisper quiet.) But again, whichever brand you choose might not matter that very much. All of the 4 companies I mentioned are really extremely reputable. It is perhaps a personal brand choice. Just make sure to pick a new product with the warranty.

DO YOU REALLY SAVE MONEY IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY A HARD DRIVE WITH NO WARRANTY?

Imagine buying a hard drive or portable hard drive without any warranty. Let's say the hard drive is really new and never used before. Remember, as I mentioned above, the hard drive warranty starts from the day it was manufactured and not sold. Imagine if for some reason or other, the hard drive fails within a short period of time. Now what? The seller is really not responsible at all, assuming that he/she stated everything part of the eBay listing. It is very understandable that the buyer might feel betrayed, but this is the reason why I am writing this guide. Saving a couple of dollars on a refurbished, white label, used, or as is hard drive, is perhaps not saving money at all. If the hard drive fails, you will end up losing all your money (unless there is some kind of warranty, either through the manufacturer or the seller.)

MAKE SURE TO CHECK WHETHER YOU NEED A SATA OR PATA HARD DRIVE

SATA is the next generation of portable 2.5" hard drives. SATA (Serial ATA) is the successor to the legacy Advanced Technology Attachment standard (ATA, also known as IDE). IDE is the older technology which was retroactively renamed Parallel ATA (PATA) to distinguish it from Serial ATA. Fujitsu has established itself as the leader in the 2.5" SATA hard disk drive space delivering the industryâs first 2.5" SATA hard disk drive in the world in January 2004. If you are replacing a hard drive, just make sure that you are getting the one you need. Check if the hard drive is either PATA or SATA.




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Jumat, 07 Maret 2014

Need advise on new hard drive?




Meldan


My inspiron 9300 fell 3 days ago and now the 80GB (7, 200RPM) IDE hard drive is on the fritz. I'm goin to buy another one and i want to know what should i look for in a hard drive. I want it to be fairly robust in terms of usage.
I have;
INSPIRON 9300 PENTIUM M PROCESSOR 750
MEMORY UPGRADE FROM 512 MB TO 1024 MB
MEMORY DUAL-CHANNEL 1024MB (2X512) 533MH
128MB DDR ATI MOBILITY RADEON X300 GRAPH

not sure what else i need to put on here
those bottom 4 details are just customisations to the normal 9300, listed incase tehy affect any info



Answer
Buying a laptop hard drive or external/portable hard drive for someone who doens't have a great deal of knowledge could be confusing. I sincerely hope the information below will help you when deciding to buy a hard drive or portable hard drive, and will also save you some money and headaches.

ALWAYS CHECK IF THE HARD DRIVE COMES WITH THE ORIGINAL WARRANTY

Notebook 2.5" hard drives sold on eBay could either have the manufaturer's warranty, used, a new pull, sold as is, refurbished or white label. If your goal is to invest money on quality products, and mostly importantly, not be disappointed with your purchase, I would recommend you buy a product which comes with full manufacturer's warranty. What does this mean? Manufacturer's warranty starts from the date the hard drive was manufactured and NOT the day it was sold or used. Most hard drives and most manufacturers, including Toshiba, Hitachi and Fujitsu offer a 3-year warranty on the product, again from the day it was manufactured and NOT the day it was purchased. Seagate now offers a 5-year warranty on its 2.5" laptop hard drives.

WHICH BRAND SHOULD YOU CHOOSE?

Major brands are Fujitsu, Toshiba, Hitachi and Seagate. I personally think that the 4 companies provide excellent products. Based on my experience with the 2.5" hard drives, I think that Fujitsu's hard drives are the quietest (whisper quiet.) But again, whichever brand you choose might not matter that very much. All of the 4 companies I mentioned are really extremely reputable. It is perhaps a personal brand choice. Just make sure to pick a new product with the warranty.

DO YOU REALLY SAVE MONEY IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY A HARD DRIVE WITH NO WARRANTY?

Imagine buying a hard drive or portable hard drive without any warranty. Let's say the hard drive is really new and never used before. Remember, as I mentioned above, the hard drive warranty starts from the day it was manufactured and not sold. Imagine if for some reason or other, the hard drive fails within a short period of time. Now what? The seller is really not responsible at all, assuming that he/she stated everything part of the eBay listing. It is very understandable that the buyer might feel betrayed, but this is the reason why I am writing this guide. Saving a couple of dollars on a refurbished, white label, used, or as is hard drive, is perhaps not saving money at all. If the hard drive fails, you will end up losing all your money (unless there is some kind of warranty, either through the manufacturer or the seller.)

MAKE SURE TO CHECK WHETHER YOU NEED A SATA OR PATA HARD DRIVE

SATA is the next generation of portable 2.5" hard drives. SATA (Serial ATA) is the successor to the legacy Advanced Technology Attachment standard (ATA, also known as IDE). IDE is the older technology which was retroactively renamed Parallel ATA (PATA) to distinguish it from Serial ATA. Fujitsu has established itself as the leader in the 2.5" SATA hard disk drive space delivering the industryâs first 2.5" SATA hard disk drive in the world in January 2004. If you are replacing a hard drive, just make sure that you are getting the one you need. Check if the hard drive is either PATA or SATA.

Please Recommend me a Good Portable External Hard Drive?




Sotharith


Hi,
Can anyone recommend me a good portable external hard drive.
Im looking for 1TB, price is not more than 200$
Thank in Advance



Answer
western digital MY BOOK ESSENTIAL 3.5 2TB


-Capacity 2 TB

-Interface USB 2.0 (480 Mb/s (Max)

-Package Contents External hard drive
WD SmartWare software (pre-loaded)
USB cable
AC adapter
Quick Install Guide

-Compatibility Formatted NTFS
Windows® XP, Windows Vista®, Windows 7
Mac OS® X, Tiger®, Leopard®, Snow Leopardâ¢(requires reformatting)

-Colors Black


-Price: about 185$

info:http://www.wdc.com
Picture:http://www.togadget.com/wp-content/uploads/HLIC/4a01c084a7132d67db4200e917cdf1fe.jpg




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Sabtu, 27 Juli 2013

How can I watch my AVI files on my DVD Player?

portable hard drive guide on External hard drive, 2.5 inch 3.5 inch portable hard drives ...
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Bry


My friends just gave me their external hard drive with MANY videos. I also have a DVD Player (Portable). So I was wondering whether or not there's a way for me to transfer the AVI files to the DVD Discs and watch it on my DVD Player. Is there a possible way I can do this? When I tried it last time, the DVD Player wouldn't read the DVD-R Disc. Thanks for your answers everyone.


Answer
you can try avs video converter, it is able to burn video files to personal DVDs, convert video, split, join, edit, rotate, apply effects, transfer, copy! Convert video between almost any formats: AVI (DivX, XviD, etc.), DV AVI, MP4 (inc. Sony PSP and Apple iPod), WMV, 3GP, 3G2, QuickTime (MOV, QT), SWF, DVD, VOB, VRO,MPG, MPEG 1,2,4, MOD, DAT, VCD, SVCD, ASF, ASX, MJPEG, H.263, H.264, Real Video (RM, RMVB), DVR-MS, MKV, OGM, FLV, etc. you just input avi movies for burning, you can view this guide about how to burn movie to dvd step by step,
http://www.flash-video-soft.com/burn-dvd/
hope it is useful to you, If you still have question, you can use yahoo to search for more answers http://answers.yahoo.com or feel free to contact me,

Can I switch back to Windows from Linux?




ShoopDaWho


After I learnt that I cant run .exe files on a portable hard-drive, this is pretty much a ditch out attempt on Linux. Can't use Wine unless someone makes an idiot proof guide for me.


Answer
This may sound completely obviouse but exe files are windows file and the best way to run a windows file is in windows. For some reason silly people want to say they are using linux but are really spending there whole time trying to make every app form windows work in wine. If you want to try linux then cut yourself off from windows and see what linux has to offere. If you want to use a window program then boot up windows and use it. Wine is a terrible program and not only works poorly but keep people from actually really giving linux a propper try.

I recomment for Windows people that want to learn about linux to just try the liveCD and get comfortable.

If they are more serouse about linux I recommend then dual boot windows and linux so they can get used to linux but still have a fall back if it's needed.

I have run linux for years now and have never needed any program from windows in it. So if you remove the wine options from your mind they you can move to finding the proper linux application that you should be using.

But the dual boot is good because sometimes there is just a time you may need a windows app and the best way to use a windows app is in windows. I even do it to play games some times. Not that I don't enjoy the linux games but I still have windows ones to.




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Kamis, 11 Juli 2013

Simplest way to transfer music from my computer to laptop?

portable hard drive guide on Western Digital Elements 2TB External Hard Drive
portable hard drive guide image



NO-FEAR


I just got a brand new laptop and my main concern is to carry my music around wijth me as I have a large collection of unique tracks and other sound compositions. I have it all stored on my virus ridden computer at home which still runs fairly smoothly; What is the simplest and easiest way I can transfer all the music from the computer onto my new laptop? I dont wish to buy one of those portable hard drives right now as I am low on money so any other options would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!


Answer
Try the following iPod Transfer.

This iPod files Transfer=Computer to iPod Transfer+iPod to Computer Transfer+iPod to iTunes Transfer+iPod to iPod Transfer

This iPod transfer can transfer video, music, photo, podcast, apps. tv shows from computer to iPod, from iPod to iPod, from iPod to Computer, from iPod to iTunes easily.


Download Resource and User Guide:
http://www.selfseo.com/thread-2942.php

Install ubuntu but keep files from windows xp?




Dmoney


I havent installed ubuntu in a while but just downloaded the latest version for a computer build. My question is, is there an option in the install fields to keep documents, music and media from the windows xp partition or will i have to move everything to a portable hard drive, install and format the whole disk andthen move them back?
EDIT: The goal is to remove windows entirely, I dont want to have to select ubuntu each time i boot.



Answer
The best option would be to back up your data to an External Hard Drive and carry out a clean installation.

I thoroughly recommend Linux Mint 9 LTS which is built upon Ubuntu 10.04 LTS its easy to install and easy to use plus it comes with much of the software you are likely to need preinstalled

Linux Mint 9 LTS Download
http://www.linuxmint.com/edition.php?id=52

Linux Mint Installation Guide
http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2009/12/03/linux-mint-8-installation-guide/

Linux Mint 9 LTS Release Notes/User Guide
http://www.linuxmint.com/rel_isadora.php

You download the ISO. image of Linux Mint 9 LTS then you need to create a Bootable LiveCD for installation
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto

Linux Mint 9 LTS can also be run direct from the LiveCD from Boot without touching your Hard Drive

Once installed I recommend updating to Firefox 5 as Firefox 3.6 comes as default with Linux Mint 9 LTS

How To install Firefox 5 on Linux Mint 9 LTS using the Firefox Stable PPA
http://www.webupd8.org/2011/06/firefox-5-lands-in-firefox-stable-ppa.html


LUg.




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