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• Vista will not access my external hard drive.

  I have a disk enclosure external hard iomega using a Western Digital 500 GB disk.  My HP Pavilion runs Windows Vista Home Premium (64-bit).  The first time that I have it plugged into my computer, it 'installed drivers.  Then gave me a message that it must be formatted in order to be used.  When I click on 'Start', it gives me a message that I will lose all my data on the volume; When I click on 'OK' I have 'Windows couldn't complete the format ".

  Using Windows Explorer, I don't see the player.

  Using computer management, I can see the drive.  Details: K:\;  465.76 GB RAW;  Healthy (Primary Partition).  If I right click on the blue bar, I can try to format.  I get the same set of messages.  I can open it through computer management, but I can't put any data on it: every time I try, I get "failed to find this article.  It is no longer in [location of the file].  Check the location of the item and try again. "It will search the file to open it on my computer, but not to copy it to the external hard drive.

  I know the drive works, as I bought it from a friend who has upgraded to a 2 TB drive.

  Hi Jason,

  I suggest that temporarily disable you security software to see if it solves the problem.

  Chris
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• Win - 8 will not read my external hard drive

  My Win-8 new operating system will not read and allow access to my external hard drive although "Mgr. device recognizes his existence and said it is working normally."  The mass of Maxtor storage device icon.

  What should I do?  Three weeks have been wasted fighting this same problem replaced the external HD iMicro unit.

  Go to disk management and assign the letter of the partition on the drive (s).

• What happens to my key if my hard drive is formatted, the key will work after that my hard drive is formatted?

  I want to know that my synchronized computer key will work if I format my drive hard because when the hard drive is formatted, then the key code is deleted, even though I saved my key will it work after formatting hard drive. Let me know.

                let me also know that what will happen if I lose the key I had saved then how will I access my synchronized computer .
  

  Hello!

  Can you indicate the information where it says that the information is stored in our servers? If that mentioned anywhere we need to clarify.

  The only reference I found is here: How can I set up Sync on my computer? and it is specifically stated that the information is synchronized on devices through our servers. If it is misleading, let me know so that we can reword it.

  Regarding the storage of the key in your pen drive or any other backup system: this is the best solution and it will work correctly after you format your computer. The key does not change when you format your computer, so you will have no problems after all.

• computer will not install an external hard drive.

  my computer does not recognize my external hard drive enclosure. I went to fry and the internal hard drive and the speaker works. I brought my computer to a friend's House and he read it to his house. It turns out that I had to put the jumpers on CSEL. When I got home and tried to plug it in, it won't read it again. I tried to troubleshoot it and he said that my mass storage device has a problem with the drivers. the thing is, he worked at the House of my friend with my computer. I do not understand and it makes me crazy. the only difference is that the reader reads to my friend's House and won't be at the mine.

  Hi danny,

  Did you use the same cables in your home that have been used in your friends?

  The physical location being the only variable might mean that a wire or cable is loose.

  The reader must be reinstalled in the hard disc enclosure.

  I recommend that you check for loose connections.

  Your PC is connected to Internet at your friend's House?

  Chris
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• Potential new user - several work stations and external hard drive

  Hello

  I am considering the purchase of Lightroom, but wanted to run my script by the group to see if it works for me.

  I have a desktop at home and at work, in addition to a laptop that I use when the place. The laptop is only used to unload the memory cards and do organize basic, not image processing.

  At home, I have a database of image (XnView) that I use to organize my files, and then go to the bridge to convert my RAW TIF files. When I did work on my images, I use Beyond Compare to synchronize my internal image with an external drive. Outside we're going with me both as a backup, but that allows me to do more editing on my schedule for dinner. Any changes to the work is then synchronized to the internal drive to the House.

  At home, the internal drive is designated as H (I use Windows) while the outside is the G drive. At work, when I plug the external hard drive, I put to come as the H drive. In this way, the files of database for XnView, residing on both internal and external, discs are loaded and XnView is none the wiser. OK, so that was a long introduction to my questions...

  First of all, if I use Lightroom, can I use it on multiple computers as long as I use it never simultaneously on more than one?

  Second, if I save the catalog on the internal H drive home, and then synchronize on the external drive, Lightroom to work just start and play these files of database unconscious because it is now an external hard drive?

  Third, Lightroom has a built-in synchronization feature to do this, or I would continue using Beyond Compare to synchronize the two disks until I run Lightroom?

  Thank you!

  Mark

  www.NorthernLight.net

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  Just to add. I use LR on two machines (sometimes three), there is no problem with the license, there is no activation and LR is designed for the Pro who obviously needs to be mobile. The images in the catalogue are on an external drive. These are also saved on my studio machine. The catalogue is also on the disk external and also duplicated on both computers. and saved on separate hard drives.

  I work from the catalog on disk external when working on the top of the Tower in the studio, or as appropriate on machines borrowed in the field. Some would say that a catalog runs slower on an external drive. While the construction of previews, recording of the xmp data (or in my case direct to DNG) and import are a little slower with the help of an external drive, there is not slowing the work of real treatment.

  It means that I have a general catalogue of all my images which is always up to date. It works very well without any problems.

• How to work with several external hard drives?

  There is only a single usb port 3 on the MacBook Pro, how to use several external hard drives at the same time? It must be possible somehow, otherwise the machine is useless for video editing for example.

  Get a usb hub 3.

  https://www.Google.com/search?q=USB+3+hub & ie = UTF-8 & oe = UTF-8

• recovery disc will work with the new hard drive

  I have a HP Pavilion dm4. My hard drive died so I installed a new hard drive. The original operating system installed on the computer is Windows 7. I don't have a Windows 7 disc with the computer. If I order the Windows 7 HP recovery disk, it will install Windows 7 on my new hard drive? I got the info from COA. Thanks for any help you can provide.

  If the new hard drive is having even or a larger size than the old, recovery disks will reinstall the factory OS on your new drive.
  
  Thank you

• Vista will not initialize my external hard drive

  I have a hard drive that I took from my old PC (the disc is in the 3.5 series) and I bought a case for it so that I could connect to the laptop, I did that he is set to slave and went to initialize, but when I click on it it says "the device is not ready".
  The driver is up to date and I don't know what to do. Please help, thanks in advance!

  Hello

  · Do you think any yellow exclamation point in Device Manager under USB devices?

  Windows vista contains several troubleshooting programs can automatically fix some common problems with your computer. One of them is the hardware and peripheral troubleshooting tool. I suggest you to run the troubleshooter as the first step in troubleshooting.

  Method 1:

  Tips for solving problems of USB devices

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-solving-problems-with-USB-devices

  Method 2: Remove and reinstall USB controllers

  a. Click Start; in the start search type devmgmt.msc and press ENTER.

  b. expand Bus USB controllers.

  c. right-click on each device under the Bus USB controllers node and then click on uninstall to remove them one at a time.

  d. restart the computer, and then Windows will reinstall the USB controllers.

  e. plug the removable USB storage device and perform a test to ensure that the problem is solved.

• Recovery disks will work on my new hard drive

  I bought recently a new Western Digital hard and I was wondering if I can use my recovery disks that I did on my old drive to the new drive, so it would normally be like my old drive before?

  Not quite, what you have to do is open the CD/DVD drawer, while the laptop is turned on, to leave the drawer open and tap down.

  Insert your first recovery DVDs and close the drawer.

  When look for a starting message down to bottom left of the screen that says "press the ESC key to start options" to do this, and you will have a number of choices. Go to f9 and press ENTER.

  Choose to boot from the CD/DVD-ROM internal drive and press to enter.

  Now, who will start in your first recovery DVDs. It ejects automatically when finished and ask for the other two.

  You could also simply start typing the key f9 to start upward, that you will also get the right window.

• Memory full. HPW to identify and remove duplicate files. great western digital external hard drive is that it is not working properly

  hsving obvous problem assostated with little or no space drive. slow operion of progtams "program does not" and 'unable to write' trusted sites.

  Sometimes when the hard disk becomes incredibly full, you can even copy files to an external hard drive. In such cases, simply pull the disk and put in a USB external hard drive case. Attach it to a working computer and copy the data in this way, either on a drive in the system of work or another external hard drive (it will be slower). Delete the data out of the full disc. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• How to backup EVERYTHING on an external hard drive using Windows Xp professional.

  Hello. I am currently a professional user of Windows Xp and I want to upgrade to Windows 7 Professional. I will soon buy an external hard drive and I want to have a COMPLETE Windows XP upwards [save IT] in my external hard drive. Can someone help me please? As in the steps to do this?

  There is a way to do really well.  You can clone your XP disk as a file and then access it via Virtual PC.  See http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/ee656415.aspx you can then use the XP Mode (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/features/windows-xp-mode.aspx) and load your old cloned drive (vhd file) as a secondary drive and then you can pull data off of it you want.  There is more info here on its use: www.oehelp.com/OEnWin7.aspx since you get Win7 Pro, XP Mode will be free.

  Steve

• Windows 7 Ultimate, backup on external hard drive

  Mr President.

  can I save my hard drive (250 GB) on an external hard drive
  then format my HDD,
  and then restore from an external hard drive?

  Also my computer does not work since the external hard drive
  without restoring the internal hard disk.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Hello

  Welcome to the community Microsoft and thanks for posting the question. I'll certainly try and help you perform the backup.

  Windows Backup backup all folders selected the first run and then it only backs up files that are new or have been modified since the last backup was made. Periodically, Windows creates a new, full of back up. Each full backup is called in a backup. When you view your backups of files, you can see all the backup periods with date ranges.

  Meet your respective questions:

  1. Yes, you can backup your data to the external hard drive (250 GB) disk hard.

  2. Yes, after taking the back upward, you can format your hard drive.

  3. Yes, the reinstallation of Windows 7, you can also restore the backup of data from the external hard drive.

  4. no, you will not be able to start the computer from the external hard drive (hard drive backup).

  I suggest you follow the steps mentioned below in the Microsoft article:

  How to backup and restore in Windows 7

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/backup-and-restore

  Hope the information is useful. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

  Thank you

• I dropped my external hard drive (FreeAgent GO, Seagate).

  I dropped my external hard drive (FreeAgent GO, Seagate). No longer works. How can I restart it?

  Saturday, October 20, 2012 01:04:20 + 0000, GenestR wrote:

  I dropped my external hard drive (FreeAgent GO, Seagate). No longer works. How can I restart it?

  See reply BossDweebe. He suggests it's worth a try, but I'm not
  optimistic that it will work. Dropping a hard drive usually means the
  end of it and it is now nothing more than a bunch of junk.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• Time machine backup external hard drive

  Hi all

  I'm looking to move my iTunes library to a new drive external hard to free up space on my iMac storage internal 1 TB drive.

  My concern is the Machine of the time's up, is it possible that I can set it up so it will save the new external hard drive which will be my iTunes library folder?

  I am currently using Time Capsule with my iMac, but wonder if I can use it with the external hard drive.

  Any info or advice would be great.

  Thanks in advance

  Backups Time Machine is up as the startup disk (which is actually a volume and not a disc), it backs up external drives or other volumes on the internal drive.  If you want to save to an external drive to a Time Capsule and then use Finder to copy the files or search for third party software that automatically copies files.