I bought a new 500 gb Buffalo Technology external drive back in November (2008). I plugged it in and computer reads the drive no problem. However, when I try to transfer files into the external drive it is extremmmmely slow. Example. Takes 30 minutes to maybe get 10 pictures transfered. Pic files are not that large (shot at 3.2MP). I have older external drives that transfer at a much faster rate. I noticed it had some driver for TurboUSB and tried that as well. had it on "active" but yet still incredibly sluggish. The only thing I can think of, is it is b/c of having Vista operating system? Noticed on the Buffalo page that it was for Windows 2000/XP - didn't mention Vista
Drive will not power up, tried another working power supply, still no good, scsi termination light...
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Drive will not power up, tried another working power supply, still no good, scsi termination light lights up when termination set to ''I'', but power and activity led's do not light up. If you insert a disk, nothing happens and you have to manually remove the disk
I don't know how to use my Simpletech External Hard Drive. I have the CD and know how to plug it in....
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I don't know how to use my Simpletech External Hard Drive. I have the CD and know how to plug it in. But then what do I do? It is a 500GB., blue with an oval on the top which I guess I am supposed to push. SimpleTech, a Fabrix company, Hi-Speed USB 2.0 & Fire Wire.
buffalo external 500 gb hard disk HD-HSU2 ver 1.0.2is not supported os of windows server 2003. i...
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buffalo external 500 gb hard disk HD-HSU2 ver 1.0.2is not supported os of windows server 2003. i want to update driver for this drive please send me this update driver for windows server 2003 Hope you will consider this case and give a urgant answer Thnaks M. Imran Bashir
my 1T Buffalo HD is not being recognized by my computer. It recognizes that it exists when I plug in...
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my 1T Buffalo HD is not being recognized by my computer. It recognizes that it exists when I plug in the USB cable but can not access it on my computer.
I stupidly reformatted the disk in an effort to overcome some recovery problems I was having. Now...
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I stupidly reformatted the disk in an effort to overcome some recovery problems I was having. Now the system doesn't recognize that the disk exists. Is there any way to recover from this disaster?