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• Verbatim Store ' Don't Go external hard drive - unable to connect to

  Help

  I can't connect to my Verbatim Store ' Don't Go Hard Drive - USB 3.0 - 1 TB external hard drive. I run Windows 7. In computeradministration he appears white and tells 'Help' me, I have to initialize it. But when I try, I get the message (in Danish): Datafejl (cyklisk redundanstjeck).

  My new external hard drive is gone forever?

  With greetings

  Stig Christensen

  As far as I can see that it means that the player has a problem, return it to however you bought.

  Although you could test it on another PC first, to see if its OK on the other PC

• How to automatically store scans on a USB flash drive

  How can I change the default destination for the scans in Windows 7 Fax & Scan go somewhere other than my C:\.  I want all scans go to a USB flash drive and NEVER written on the C:\ drive at all, but can not find a way to do it.

  It is not easy.

  See this thread--> http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/windows-fax-and-scan-move-default-folder-location/221b8942-1242-4bc5-8350-5f68a68fd02b

  In particular, see the response of J Thorne on November 22, 2012.  See also the answer of wizzardking on April 30, 2014.  Ignore the 'response '.

  I have my doubts, however, about the universal applicability of the solution of J Thorne (and directions of research of the wizzardking seem to either correct for me).

  My scanner does not use Windows Fax and Scan and so I might miss the registry entries that point to "Documents scanned.  This is perhaps why I have not found references to the 'Documents' in my registry.  What I can tell you is that

  (a) I reinstalled my whole profile on my D: drive.

  (b) Accordingly, "My Documents" is located at D:\Users\\Documents; and

  (c) I have a "Documents" folder located in D:\Users\\Documents\Scanned Documents.

  I do not have a "Documents" folder on my C drive:- but I do not know if WF & S would have created such a file there if I had put in place a scanner that uses WF & S.

  Another issue I have with the solution of J Thorne is the name of the current folder 'Documents' and not 'My Documents' (the latter is a "junction point" - a pointer to the actual location, see the LINK).  For example, the registry looking for "My Documents" may not come to something useful.

  You only must not move your entire "My Documents" (i.e., C:\Users\Documents) folder on your flash drive.  IMO, that would be very dangerous.

  My suggestion is - very important - create a Restore Point or otherwise back up your registry (LINK) and then use regedit.exe to search the registry for the 'digitized Documents' (without the quotes).  If you find the entries that point to a location on the C: drive, create a new folder on your USB key and change the registry accordingly.  You can also search for 'My Documents' or simply 'Documents' - in each case, do not include the quotes.

  Keep in mind that if you delete you flash drive and you connect to something else, the next time you insert the drive flash it may assign a different drive letter - so WF & S may throw an error or your scans can be found somewhere that you didn't intend them to be.

  Good luck.

• How to recover from the failure of a with ESXi USB flash drive?

  I have ESXi 5.5 running on a 16 GB USB flash drive.  The system itself has a RAID card and drives mirrored where all virtual machines are stored, so it seems to me that a critical point of weakness is the drive itself.  If die ESXi itself running flash player, is there a procedure to recover the virtual machines on the disks?  Or should I keep a backup of my drive as well?

  1. How to restore the operating system assuming that the flash drive fails? If I reinstalled ESXi on a new drive of the same thumb, would see the VMware VMs existing on the hard drives of the server? Or is the process of discovery of the relatively painless existing virtual machines?

  If your flash drive goes down, will not be a problem that you have your virtual machines without danger on the separate data store in the locally attached storage drives. all you got to do is to reinstall ESXi host, he will be happy to see the existing VMFS data store and browse this data store where are stored the re-save you and virtual machines in the inventory.

  See also changes following KB to make the backup of your ESXi as operating system configuration and when you change the configuration at the time of the failure of ESXi, you don't have to worry about re-configuarting it

  VMware KB: Backup and restore configuration using the vSphere command-line Interface and vSphere PowerCLI ESXi

  1. How can I maintain redundancy for my USB failure? Can I have two drives connected and automatically backup flash / mirror the first hard drive to the second?

  This is not possible (I never tried myself) If you use an external flash drive, but let's say that you have any material to the specific provider giving this feature as

  DELL IDSDM http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/poweredge-idsdm-whitepaper-en.pdf

  or another supplier giving a similar feature, then it is quite possible to mirror. Otherwise, the best option is take config. backup using KB, I mentioned in the first answer.

• How to use a blank disc DVD-R as a USB flash drive?

  Hi all! I'm running Mac OS X 10.9.5 on my MacBook Pro and I was wondering how I could use a blank DVD-R disc as a form of rewriting for documents, music, spreadsheets, etc. ? My mac Let's burn me to the disc, but I can't rewrite to it after that. Help, please!

  They don't work that way. Rewritable means simply you can erase the disc and use it again. You can't write it during normal use of the disk. This, to a USB flash drive.

  To be same rewritable, you can use a DVD - RW, DVD - r not it is not rewritable. You can look for third-party software that allow you to use the drive as a flash drive, but I am not sure that these programs exist. Not much need for it.

• A movie can be stored on a usb flash drive?

  I would you ask my camcorder recorded videos, currently stored in Photos, iMovie, and the camcorder on a USB flash drive SD card so I can read in my car on the navigation screen. How can I upload videos to a USB key?

  Yes, you can store movies on your USB.  Probably the easiest way is to drag the movies.  USB drives which are formulated FAT 32, as most of them, are limited to 4 GB in size for any single file.  Would be good to try with a movie just to make sure that your USB will play your

  navigation screen of the car in any way you are intending to do.

• Pavilioin P6710f: Changing Bios then boot from a USB flash drive

  How can I update my bios to enable booting from a USB Flash drive. My bios is American Megatrends 6.07, 04/05/2011 and the only options are CD, hard disk, floppy. Is there a way to change this? To test the Windows 10 repair disk I created, my system froze to the blue screen "choose" keyboard layout. I couldn't use the usb mouse or usb keyboard. As a result, I had to restore my system to windows 7 using my Norton Ghost recovery disk and backups that I had done before downloading windows 10.

  After the opening of the bios and clicking on the hard drive by default, I found that I had a choice, including the USB Flash drive that I have pugged just forward to restart. This answered my question. Thanks to everyone for their contribution. It was not necessary to Flash the bios after all.

• WiFi connectivity weird when I plug in the USB Flash drive?

  I found this WiFi connection problem a few days ago, when I plugged a USB Flash drive in "USB port right side' of my MacBook Pro.

  Every time when USB , WiFi won't work - the connection is lost and can not connect to any hotspot even turn the WiFi market.

  I found more weird, ONLY this brand and model key USB could be the abnormal Mac WiFi.

  

  This problem will not happen to another USB port even I put the Flash drive in the left side, USB port, weird isn't?

  Conclusion, this flash drive cannot be used with USB port on the RIGHT side, another USB port works fine. If WiFi don't work.

  All other USB devices I've owned are working very well on the USB ports on the right or left side.

  Could Apple support or any helps me to understand why this happen?

  PS. I had the Apple's Diagnostics and received a message "no problem found".

  PS #2. Right - same USB port side and next to the HDMI port on MacBook Pro 13 "model 2015" (snack for someone who confuse average left or right)

• Satellite A300 - Boot from USB Flash Drive

  Is it possible to make my laptop boot USB flash drive?
  I checked the BIOS settings, but could not find anything that allows the boot from USB.

  > So after 40 hours there is no one who can answer this question 'complex'... strange forum.
  Hay buddy, you have good sense of humor ;)
  Do you really believe that someone to sit here and wait for your non-complex question? ;)
  Anyway, this issue is so simple and you don't need to ask someone here. If you do not find option bootable BIOS to set USB peripheral device for me is logical that this will not work.
  Please check the BIOS settings.

• Satellite L675 - 11 H - cannot access and/or played on USB flash drive files

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Toshiba Satellite L675 - 11H and tried to transfer files from a USB Pendrive on my hard drive from Toshiba. The files were already transferred from my old laptop (HP - XP) on my USB flash drive.

  Unable to access the USB flash drive to any of the USB ports that I connect my new laptop flash drive. What could be the problem here? Thank you for your help or tips!

  Hey Rush,

  Can you post more detailes about this behavior? What happens if you connect your laptop HARD drive, you don't see that Windows installs the drivers for the new USB device or do you have an error message? If you have connected the USB check of Windows disk management if she s recognized there (Control Panel > system and security > administrative tools).

  Have you tried other USB devices such as USB mice? If they don t work too the problem might be connected to the USB ports. In this case, you must delete all the USB ports on the Device Manager and restart your laptop. Also the chipset driver update might help.

• Ultrabook HP 4 t-1100 - hard drives defective - No. DVD player - made HP sells recovery USB flash drives?

  Hello

  I am repairing a laptop HP Touchsmart Ultrabook 4 t-1100 for a friend. The pc wouldn't start. BSOD, would try to repair itself, then BSOD again. I ran the hard drive from the bios test. He said that the hard drive has failed. I bought a new drive hard Western Digital 7mm Blue, replaced the wrong drive, has passed the test to drive hard and then asked my friend if she had the Windows 8 recovery disc or a flash supplied with the computer player.

  Apparently, the recovery discs are not included with Ultrabooks, nor are a recovery flash drive. Being that this computer has been for a schoolgirl teenager, given to him by his mother of the computer-illiterate, nor had the foresight to do a restore of backup USB flash drive. All Ultrabooks do not have a reader of CD/DVD/BLU, so a USB recovery "disk" is necessary.

  I don't have another computer to Windows 8 lying autour to make a USB recovery. Some people sell images of USB recovery on eBay, but they don't seem very good reputation.

  And apparently they do not put the product key of Windows 8 on the bottom of portable computers more either! HP offers to sell a "recovery disc" through their section of the support of their website, but it is obviously not a DVD player to put it in.

  Here's my quandry: If I buy the "recovery disk" HP, they will send me a DVD or a USB FlashDrive with a system image on it? And if they send me DVD, I'll be able to put it in a computer Windows 7 and make a bootable system image that then I could put it on a USB key? Then, Windows will automatically find the product key?

  Hello:

  When I click on the link below, I see an option to order a recovery media USB for this model.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4132&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=5328025

• USB FLASH DRIVE-WHERE ARE YOU?

  I HAVE A LAPTOP OF HP 2000-64 - BIT, WINDOWS 8.

  I inserted my little inot the laptop USB Flash drive, however, I don't see any!

  I hear a noise when he goes telling me its there, but where is?

  On my old computer (HP XP), desktop, it might open in a box and ask if I want to take action or not, etc..

  When I insert the disc, nothing happens. Can anyone help me out there? It has nothing to do with my popups or my security settings of Norton that I am puzzled?

  Thank you!

  Dee

  'Computer' check to see if the drive shows up there.

  In Windows 8, open search settings using the Windows Key + W keyboard shortcut, type "autoplay" in the search box and click on Autorun. You can tell him what to do with all types of media when inserting.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Laptop HP 17 p100: how the usb flash drive big that I have to create a system of 10 Windows Recovery?

  How the big usb flash drive do I need to create a system of 10 Windows Recovery?

  Yes

  Hello;

  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!

  There is really no way accurately guess in advance, with one of the reasons being that the options are available when you do this.  An option creates a recovery drive minimum with what is needed to repair the operating system.  Another option creates an image that is able to completely restore the operating system and its partition.  Thus, the size can vary from 4 GB to the size of the partition to the OS.

  Myself, I found as build-in recovery to be unreliable, especially those of Ms.  So instead, I use a third-party imaging/restoration solution known as Macrium Reflect.

  What I recommend is the following:
  (1) download and install Macrium reflect (MR)
  (2) run M. and choose the option: "Create an image of the partition (s) required to backup and restore Windows" to write a full backup to an external drive or USB key
  (3) use the option to create a CD or a USB startup key

  My experience is that SIR, when you use the option of Compression high, typically allows to compress the image file recorded at about 50% of the space USED in the OS partition.  This means that if you have a 40GB and 80GB OS partition is used, MR must only about 20 GB to store the image file.

  I use all the time and it usually takes less than 10 minutes to make the backup of the image and at the same time or less do a restore.  In addition, MR has the ability to add a recovery Boot Menu entry.  This then allows you to boot into Windows re, and then you can use it to do a restore - when you cannot start Windows!

  NOW, you have the means to restore a full system that works for the external hard drive or USB key in a few minutes.

  Good luck

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• What is the best method to add data to a file stored on a usb flash drive to avoid too many write cycles?

  Hello

  I'm trying to store an important data on a cRIO sampled stream in the USB flash drive.

  I believe that there are two ways to add data to a file:

  1. open the file outside of the loop, then write to the file loop, then close the file outside the loop.

  Pros; More quickly and efficiently than the opening and closing of files in a loop is resource heavy equipment.

  Disadvantages; If the program fails partially through, all data is lost.

  2. open the file, write to the file and close the file, all in the loop.

  With the advantages and disadvantages as opposed to option 1.

  As my cRIO is finally deployed in a hostile environment and data are valuable and processing speed is not an issue of concern in this project, I'm leaning towards option 2, but after a few basic calculations that I realize that I'll be writing/opening/closing the file of thousands of times and I wanted to know if this will wear out the flash memory?

  My uncertainty is due to not understanding what happens when a file is opened written to and closed.  He writes the new data to new areas of the flash, or it write all data on top?  The latter would cause me problems not too long term!

  Any help gratefully received.

  A big thank you and best regards,

  Ed

  The 'magic' is not in the File Format (PDM vs vs binary text), but in the "life" of the file.  This solution creates a file of 24 hours and maintains a different file for each day.  If the USB "dies", you lose everything you have not backed up somewhere.  If the program dies (or errors), you lose the data for the current day.  You end up with multiple files (which can be a more or less), but we must still make the trade-off between (duration) of the file and the file number opens (which relates to your concern for the longevity of the USB).  By the way, I suspect that a good quality USB key (it's what you mean, right?  Or do you mean a hard drive USB powered?  Comments probably apply both) can predict today to not die on you, everything just because you make a lot of reads/writes (of course, you could get in-a-thousand...).

  Bob Schor

• I am the computer ilitarate, can you tell me how to use a usb flash drive

  I REALLY DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT COMPUTERS, YOU CAN ME TELL HOW TO USE THE USB FLASH DRIVE? PLEASE,

  Monday, June 11, 2012 19:56:32 + 0000, maria m.romero wrote:

  I REALLY DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT COMPUTERS, YOU CAN ME TELL HOW TO USE THE USB FLASH DRIVE? PLEASE,

  Plug it in and it is almost exactly like any other drive. The
  the only thing that is really different in this regard is that you can easily
  Unplug the unit and plug it into another computer.

  Do you have a? What is its size (GB how?)? Why did you buy it?
  What you do with it?

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP