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Senin, 28 April 2014

Help with understanding portable Hard Drives please.?

Q. I desperately need external storage that I can put all my computer files in one place should my computer die or need a fresh re-install.

I currently have over 40GB of files on my computer and the back up for these is on several flash drives with the highest being only a 16GB.

As a result, I have my files all over the place so I need external storage that hold a lot. I don't want to but another flash drive as I can't find one big enough and I'm sick of them all over the place without have yet another one.

As I'm adding to my files all the time I am now looking at external hard drives and portable hard drive but the problem is I don't understand what the differences between the two are and if they just like giant (in storage terms) flash drives or different?

As I don't understand them I wonder if some kind person can answer a few questions for me and in simple terms?

1) What is the difference between an expansion drive and an external hard drive? Are they same but just called different things or do they have specific pluses and minuses?

2) If different what is the differences?

3) Are they like computer hard drives in as much as they can pick up bugs and need to be wiped so that you need a back up storage for your back up storage? I suppose I mean how relibale a back up are they in the real world?

4) Is the storgage on them for real? IE they actually can store 500GM of files?

5) How easy are they to set up and will I need any special equipment to attach one?

6) Are there any better high volume storage devices available?

7) Is there a make that is seen as the most reliable or are they much or a muchness?

Thank you in advance.
To the two who have kindly, thoroughly and simply answered - thank you so much. You are both diamonds.

Now I have to pick juss one for best answer. I want to pick you both!


Answer
1) Expansion drives and EHD's are the same.
2) -
3) As with anything, it can receive a virus. It is very unlikely though, as most viruses target the WINDOWS files, or the registry. They are the most reliable backup solution.
4) It depends on how big your EHD is. For instance, you can buy 80GB, 160GB, 240GB, 320GB, 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, etc.
5) It is simple to set up. All you do is follow the hardware installation wizard that pops up on-screen when you plug it in. There is usually a program by the manufacturer that makes for simple file backup.
6) None that are extremely different.
7) Seagate is a very reliable brand. They are supporting my back up.

Does it exist?: portable dvd player that plays .avi files from USB external hard drive (not flash drive)?

Q. Here are the features i would like, but i cant find a portable dvd player that has them all. I know many people are looking for this same thing, so if you have bought or know of a product that meets these specs, please share.

- plays .avi files from USB external hard drive (NOT FLASH DRIVE) i want to use an external hard drive so that i can have access to my 300+ .avi movies instead of burning them to a disk.
- 8"+ screen (preferably 10"+)
- preferably has a swivel screen (the screen rotates and folds down to save space)
-nice quality image
-preferably video/audio input for gaming systems such as playstation2 slim.

thanks in advance, pope


Answer
man i hate to keep pimping them, but target has an entire laptop for around 300 dollars that i KNOW would do what you need. and it's very tiny and lightweight too, with an 8'inch screen.

i believe it's an asus ieee or some such. they make in both black and white, and linux/windows versions.

wal-mart might have something even cheaper, or newegg.




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Kamis, 17 Oktober 2013

How do I go about transferring data from my Vaio to my MacBook Air using a Seagate Backup Plus hard drive?

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bentonx5


As in putting the data on the hard drive and than accessing it on my MBA. What wires would I need?

http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Backup-Portable-External-STBU1000100/dp/B00829THO6/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1356384905&sr=1-3&keywords=thunderbolt+hardrive



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Very easy. Connect the drive to a usb port on your computer and copy paste all your important files from your computer to the external hard drive. If I go in more detail then you will have to open or explore your external hard drive and once the target window is open, go to your files or folder on the source drive and copy all your content by selecting it. Then go to your target drive and paste it. These are really basic instructions. You can google step by step instructions for more help.
Thanks.

what is the best flash drive size for my computers to use for backup?




lupa4ever


What is the best flash drive memory to use for backup.

my desktop is a 1GB and my laptop is a 3GB
I'm sorry I should have included the storage. I believe my desktop is 250 and my laptop is 300.



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You should have at least a 250GB Portable Hard Drive to use for computer back up. You can get one at Best Buy or Target or Walmart for under 120 dollars.

I notice you said 1GB and 2GB that must be DDR2 Memory. Memory just increases the speed of your processor. Memory can be expensive. I Don't see why your laptop will need a Memory increase it's already pretty high.




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Senin, 05 Agustus 2013

How do I go about transferring data from my Vaio to my MacBook Air using a Seagate Backup Plus hard drive?

portable hard drive target on ... Expansion 1TB External Portable Hard Drive, USB 3.0 - Shop at Adorama
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bentonx5


As in putting the data on the hard drive and than accessing it on my MBA. What wires would I need?

http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-Backup-Portable-External-STBU1000100/dp/B00829THO6/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1356384905&sr=1-3&keywords=thunderbolt+hardrive



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Very easy. Connect the drive to a usb port on your computer and copy paste all your important files from your computer to the external hard drive. If I go in more detail then you will have to open or explore your external hard drive and once the target window is open, go to your files or folder on the source drive and copy all your content by selecting it. Then go to your target drive and paste it. These are really basic instructions. You can google step by step instructions for more help.
Thanks.

How do you get a new Boot Drive, but completely identical, in a Mac Pro?




Ryan


I'm interested in getting a faster and bigger HDD in my Mac Pro. The only problem holding me back is that I don't have a clue how to make it exactly identical to the original HDD. Are there any suggestions on what I should do?


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You can get a drive duplicator e.g. from StarTech. This will create a block level duplicate. The larger partition will not appear at first, the unused section will need to have the partition extended into it using Disk Utility or a 3rd Party tool.
You can also use a second mac to create a DMG of your drive by putting your MacPro into Target Disk mode, then replace the hardware and reverse the procedure to recover the disk image onto the new drive.
Another way to do it is to put the new drive in, put the old disk into an external drive caddy to turn it into a portable hard drive, reinstall the operating system on the new, blank disk, then trigger the Migration Assistant to copy the important stuff from your old drive which now appears as an external hard disk. This is probably the way I would do it.




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