HP Elitedesk 800 G2 SFF: external hard drive not detected in the BIOS. Only USB Flash drives are detected.

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  After you import a folder of photos to my external HD and her work on pictures in LR5, I closed LF5. After reboot LF5 auger a few days, the external hard drive are not displayed

  tab file, however, I can see the pictures in the "Catalog" tab under "all photographs". Is it possible for me to see my external HD references the new in the tab? Thank you!

  Stem

  Please specify.

  If some of the images were imported from an external hard drive, you must select one of these specific images > click right/control click > select 'go to the folder in the library.

  If it still shows the office, this would mean that you have chosen to copy when importing and images have been copied on the desktop instead of being added via the hard disk external.

• It seems my time machine and external hard drive are wiped clean this morning I started my computer. Is there a way I can know for sure if anything is salvageable?

  I started my iMac this morning find a message that I didn't stop my Seagate external hard drive properly. I always just shut down my computer, I do not close the hard drive first. Now the computer says disc is not readable by this computer. Looks like it's a goner but maybe not, I don't know. I can't tell if it's the same thing to my Lacie Time Machine. There are no backups on it. How will I know what to do? Nothing is salvageable?

  

  Try to run a disk utility to repair your disk of TM. It seems that there are 757 GB of backup data it me.

• External hard drives are not recognized by Lr4

  When I plugged my two external hard drives to my computer this week, Lr4 does not recognize them. Each folder has a question mark by it.

  Appreciate any help... Thank you!

  Dave, none of us "aid" are employees of Adobe, we're all users just like you... it is a user forum where we all help each other.

  Return to the specifics of your problem, "eject" is a function, you should find the area of the Windows taskbar system tray, but you may need to click the little pointing up (marked in blue on the attached screenshot) arrow to 'show hidden icons', which will reveal a bunch of other icons and the one you need is marked in red. Click on that to reveal a list of devices that can be ejected, select the one you want and wait to be advised that it is safe to unplug.

  To be honest, I would never disconnect a drive just unplug him.

  Regarding your other external drives, like I said that Windows will assign the first available drive letter, unless you use the "edit the drive letter" option to assign a specific drive letter... in this case Windows will remember this assignment and will subsequently always use this letter provided it is available at the time of reconnection. In other Windows do not book the drive letter, but it will use it if it happens to be available.

  For this reason that I attributed to all drive letters my backup hard drives that I regularly remove after use, so I know I will always get the same letter each time (which is fundamental to my backup strategy).

• Does not see the utility Airport Airport Extreme or any other device in the House on the network. However, all devices are getting internet.  Backups on external hard drive are going wireless, too. Yosemite day and other software. What should do?

  Said Airport utility cannot find extreme AP, which used to be on the network and shows no other devices on the network. But all devices (MBPro, MBAir, iMac, iPod touch, iPad 2 air2) are connected to the internet. Wireless backups on external drives are being completed. El Capitan 10.11.2; Airport Utility 6.3.6. How do "seen it all" again?

  What should do?

  All you can do is to try to circumvent some of the bugs crawl into El Capitan.

  Given that the AirPort Utility becomes easily confused about what are the devices on the network, it will sometimes help to perform a complete cycle of power on the network. If you want to try it...

  Power off all devices on the network, routers, computers, accessories, mobile devices, printers, etc... in any order you want

  Wait a minute

  Turn on the modem first and let it run by itself for 2-3 minutes

  Then, switch on the device connected to the modem and leaves turn a good minute

  Keep power devices one at a time about a minute out until the entire network is back

  Recheck the AirPort Utility

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• IDE to USB external hard disk not detected

  Convert old IDE hard drive of the laptop HP USB. The drive uses two USB ports for the detection and power. The car worked well for a long time and now with recent updates, MS, AVG and so forth that the hard drive USB - IDE is no longer detected. This is true for my HP laptop and my Toshiba laptop. Both computers are running XP Professional

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  3 tried to plug it into different USB ports, USB connection at the same time to the computer, plug in and unplug the USB to IDE - USB hard drive makes for two laptops

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• Envy laptop: my external hard drive are not

  PC listed on but Device Manager does not list it on the devices and drivers.  Thus prevents me to record anything there or use it as a backup destination.

  Yes diskpart is the version of disk management command line. Your player is set up for a Mac and won't be used with a Windows machine so much that convert you on Windows. Do you still have the Mac? Save the data that you need and you can even use the disk utility Mac OS to remove the partitions on the disk and make it white. Windows could then prepare it for use on a Windows machine. Or you can use Windows diskpart. The disk management interface will not work. Converting from GUID on the MBR will erase all data on the disk. It's actually not even necessary convert to MBR... 8.1 Windows will read a GUID drive very well, but it must be formatted in NTFS and not the Mac OS extended (journaled) that is used with the Mac. The link I gave above contains instructions to know how to completely erase (clean) the drive using diskpart Windows command line.

• This external hard drive is compatible with my iMac 7.1?

  Hello, I intend to update my OS X, but first need to buy a hard drive to back up my files.  I found this one, but I don't know if it is compatible with my iMac mid 2007.  Can you please advise me if it will work?

  The external hard drive is this:

  1 to, G-Drive Mobile 5400 RPM, USB 2.0, 2.5 in.

  These are my computer specs:

  Model name: iMac

  Model identifier: iMac7, 1

  Processor name: Intel Core 2 Duo

  CPU speed: 2 GHz

  Number of processors: 1

  Total number of cores: 2

  L2 Cache: 4 MB

  Memory: 1 GB

  Bus speed: 800 MHz

  Boot ROM version: IM71.007A.B03

  Version of the SCM (System): 1.20f4

  Serial number (System): W8 * X 85

  Material UUID: *.

  I know that USB 2.0 will be very slow, but I don't mind.  I've only used 1.4 GB of space on my computer anyway.

  Thank you

  < personal information under the direction of the host >

  In General, external hard drives are universal, so they will work with any computer.  The particular drive you say should work perfectly.

  http://www.g-technology.com/products/g-drive-mobile-1-TB-bus-powered-hard-drive

  You don't even have to format it because it comes pre-format for right of Mac Out of the box.

  Given that your Mac has only USB ports 2.0, he "does get a USB drive 3.0" Also the read speed of the internal hard disk will be always much slower than the speed of the USB 2 bus, so no need to have extra speed on the connection, you will not be able to use.  You probably won't notice it in any way.

• External hard drive Ports

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  Use a USB port on the Mac Mini.

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• Xbox to PC external hard drive sharing

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  Hello

  I suggest to check and make sure you have your shared external disk so the Xbox can see and have access to these files.

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• Move the Windows Media Player files to another external hard drive

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• Implementation of new iMac in late 2006 iMac and external hard drive

  I have a late 2006 iMac 2.16 GHz intel core 2 duo with 2.5 GB which I Lion 10.7.5.  I don't think I can improve operating systems, or more if they are not compatible.  I have an external hard drive that stores my photos, music etc I just ran out of space on iMac.  I decided to upgrade to the new iMac.  I thought that I would be able to plug in my external hard drive which has also my Time Machine backup and all the news would move to the new iMac.  However, the external hard drive is Firewire 800.  I connect it to the old iMac with adapter on the Firewire 400 port.  The new iMac has USB3.

  1. How can I connect external drive to the new iMac?  You can get a Firewire 800 cable USB3 (online research I don't think)

  2 read online it seems to say that you need to update your software on your old iMac to match the new iMac otherwise the time Machine can not read information correctly.  It is not possible on the old iMac, what should I do?

  I'm looking at my beautiful new iMac and the have not yet enabled.

  The cable would probably be Thunderbolt to FireWire, check the available adapters

  to see what should be the part. You would not upgraded an outdated old

  Mac for a last OS X when he cannot go. Use the Migration Wizard or

  migrate after installation. Some of these older applications or documents created

  can be updated easily; Some may require conversion. Depending on your files.

  The manual method is sometimes preferred. A new computer may balk

  a lot of stuff which is reduced to an antique.

  • OS X: manually migrating the data from another Mac - Apple Support

  You may reflected on this article:

  • Move your content to a new Mac - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204350

  If you have a time Machine, there are several articles on how to use it,

  How to upgrade and so on. -A classic example of the info source is here:

  • Apple OS X and Time Machine tips:

  http://www.pondini.org/OSX/home.html

  • If you cannot back up or restore your Mac with Time Machine - Apple Support

  Good luck!

• RAM or an external hard drive?

  Who would be the best option to upgrade early 2008 iMac 20 "2.4 Ghz with 3 GB of RAM installed already, more RAM or an external hard drive? Or do I have to do both?

  (20 inch, early 2008) iMac 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GB 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM OS X

  It depends on what you most need... RAM, or storage space.

• TM is not back up My external hard drive - or is it?

  Hey all:

  I have a MBP late 2011 under OS X 10.10.5.  I use an external hard drive with a partition called TM1 for time machine and I also have an external drive, called "Movie_Storage" which is basically just for iMovie infinity that I don't have the space on my drive internal.

  I'm "seeding" a new database of time machine on a new drive and he completed the first backup of the internal drive without any problems.  I then plugged the disc "Movie_Storage" and confirmed that this disk is NOT in the list of exceptions in the TM preferences pane.  I then let him back up again.  There is a lot of data on that drive, so it took several hours to complete, but there, apparently without any problem.

  Now that everything is done, open the drop down at the top and click on "enter Time Machine".  In the tree on the left, the "Movie_Storage" drive appears as it should.  To test things, I then go out TM, eject "Movie_Storage" and enter again TM.  I scrolling backwards in time to make sure that I am actually in a backup.  The "Movie_Storage" no longer appears in the tree.

  So I open a Finder window and navigate in the TM database.  When I'm in a backup, indeed, there is a folder called "Movie_Storage", and its size corresponds to the size of the content of the "Movie_Storage" (about 800 GB) disc.  Yet, I can't navigate it in the interface of TM if the drive is not connected.  Why not?

  Of course, if the original drive "Movie_Storage" dies, I will seek to restore my backup TM on a new drive.  If I can't see it in TM without the original disk is connected, it is a problem.  Advice?

  Thank you!

  The TM interface requires the thus mounted drive you can choose files to restore. You cannot select files from the TM drive itself in the interface of TM.

  You can view the files manually in the finder to see, so you know they are there. You can mount the external hard drive and test it in disk utility to see if you can select restore from.

• Use an external hard drive to add storage to an imac

  For some reason, I can't find an answer to this anywhere.  I know that you can add more storage to a computer by changing the internal hard drive, but I'm not good with electronics and will attempt rather than.  Is it possible to attach an external hard drive to my iMac (21.5-inch, late 2009, OSX 10.11.3) and have it work as if the computer itself has more storage?  I'm not interested to move the files to the external drive to clear up space already a resident, I want the storage that is already 'the annex'.

  Thank you!

  This capability on Macs for a long time. With your model I ecommend a power player, one who possesses its own independent power supply. They are more expensive than the models that do not have a power supply, but are much more relaible.

  I use these on all our Macs:

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/FireWire/1394/USB/EliteAL/eSATA_FW800_FW400_USB

  Your Mac without any USB 3, I would get the version of reader that has FireWire 800 ports for reliability and better speeds of backup. That drive can be moved to a new Mac when you decide the 2009 model is ready for the retirement home.

  I used the readers of 'brand' that the supermarkets put office on sale every weekend, but find them too centered on Windows to always play well with Macs. This is why I spend a little more money for the OWC product. After all, how are your images and data value?