20 Most Recent SimpleTech by Hitachi SimpleDrive 1 TB Turbo USB 20 Desktop External S1000U Hard Drive Questions & Answers

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Question edited for clarity. These don't have a USB Charging cable. They have a USB Data Lead Same as Printer lead and a Power adapter and charging lead. Well mine does. https://www.google.com/search?q=Simpletech+96300-41001-160+external+drive ..

Question edited for clarity, full 'make model (what it is)'. Question moved from Misc to correct category. It is a known issue with Windows 10. https://www.tenforums.com/drivers-hardware/22886-old-simpletech-simpledrive-driver.html More here. check if it show in File Explorer or in Disc Management console? https://www.google.com/search?q=SimpleTech+96300-41001-160+driver ...

First, contact SimpleTech to find out whether an updated driver is available.

Yes this hard drive is compatible with current Windows operating systems.

This error mostly comes when the bkf file is corrupt, BKF file may gets corrupted due to virus attack or interruption during backup process. You can repair your corrupt or damaged bkf file with the help of bkf repair tool. Download a good bkf repair tool from http://www.restorebkf.org/

welcome to USA, we use our own adapters here, 120vac and special plug AC side. where do you live country.? simpletech 320GB BOM No: 96200-41001-05 they sell them on ebay, why not look there and buy it. output 12vdc 0.4 amps or MORE. center pin must be + output end. any pack 12vdc like above works, over 0.4amps. and AC end correct and if you have 240vac make sure the pack does that too.

Yes, but you will most likely need an adapter to adapt the 2.5" drive to a 3.5" drive slot. Additionally, if you wish to keep it as an external drive and suspect/confirm it is the enclosure that is causing the problem, you can purchase 2.5" drive enclosures pretty cheaply.

cords are just copper connectors covered by plastic insulation the bits that count are what is on the ends so if the end connections are the same , it will work

any adaptor that has a usb port as connection will do

might be the bios on the motherboard . The AMI bios has a 2.2 Terabyte limitation see link below https://ami.com/ami_downloads/AMIBIOS8_2TB_Drive_Limit_FAQ.pdf

You might have to restore the backup files from on your Windows machine, then drop/drag photos to a new folder. Windows and Mac's use different filing systems, so Mac's are unable to read the Windows backup file format.

not sure if this is what you are after but have a look at this link.. 96300 41001 135 simpleTech re drive 1 Tbyte hard drive power supply info...

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