Westen Digital 160 giga usb drive. I backed up maybe 10 gigs of photos and video from my Mac powerbook g3, (osx.4) and next time I started up, the drive failed to show up on the desktop. Tried another usb port, no go. Diskwarior can't find it either. the li
Oh dear.
What is that? One that plugs right into a computer or one that has an external power source?What is that? One that plugs right into a computer or one that has an external power source?
I plugged it into my PC and it appeared immediately. Then back to my old Mac. Problem solved by Bill Gates, I guess. Who'd a thunk it.
Papa
Problem solved for now.I plugged it into my PC and it appeared immediately. Then back to my old Mac. Problem solved by Bill Gates, I guess. Who'd a thunk it.
Papa
Problem solved for now.
My Mac Intel Core Duo with is unable to mount the Acomdata drive. It had been working fine until I tried to move a file over to the drive and it just sat there and spun and spun. . Do I need driver? Can 't seem to find a disk to load with a driver..
Help needed.
My Mac Intel Core Duo with is unable to mount the Acomdata drive.
It had been working fine until I tried to move a file over to the drive and it
just sat there and spun and spun. .
Do I need driver? Can 't seem to find a disk to load with a driver..
Help needed.
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The Powerbook G3 will be using the original USB architecture and I suspect that your flash drives are using USB 2 and are not backwards compatible, so sorry I don't really think it is possible.
since apple drives are formatted in HSF+, a file system that windows cannon read, the chances of it even being bossible to run anything on it from a PC is very very slim.
Your mac doesn't recognize the system folder. Try to find the original boot disks that came with the machine, and see if you can mount the hard disk while booting from the CDs. If you can, I'd backup the data as soon as possible and reinstall the operating system, including a full hard drive reformat. If you can't see the hard drive from the boot cd, another option is to hold down the T key during startup to boot the mac into "target disk mode" - this will allow you to hook up the g3 to another computer as an external hard disk in order to back up the data.
First of all, do not save any new file to camera's memory card.
Take out memory card, and connect it to a Windows computer using a card reader. You should see memory card shown as a drive letter (like H:) in Windows Explorer. Download this camera photo recovery software http://www.asoftech.com/apr/ Install and open the photo recovery software, select the memory card, and click 'Start' button.
When you say Disc ?... do you mean CD drive ? I assume so. You need to "mount" the volume. The modem "IS" a drive... so it mounts itself and also installs itself... this is usually what it does anyway. Thing is it will do this in ANY pc or Mac it is put in. So you can try it in another PC or Mac as well... and see if it works in those. If not you have a problem with the drive/modem.
What I have seen with some computer models, is that the USB port cannot deliver enough current to run some devices.
If possible, use an external drive with its own power supply and see if it will work. Most likely it will.
Also, try a powered USB hub. I found that most of the time, a powered USB hub solved many problems with having enough power for some external USB devices.
i have the same problem. macbook doesn't see anymore my hdd western digital 2,5'' white 250 GB. tried disk warrior, disk utility but nothing. it's just seem disappeared, even if i hear it works inside (and the led light is on) what can i do?
What is that? One that plugs right into a computer or one that has an external power source?
I plugged it into my PC and it appeared immediately. Then back to my old Mac. Problem solved by Bill Gates, I guess. Who'd a thunk it.
Papa
Problem solved for now.
My Mac Intel Core Duo with is unable to mount the Acomdata drive.
It had been working fine until I tried to move a file over to the drive and it
just sat there and spun and spun. .
Do I need driver? Can 't seem to find a disk to load with a driver..
Help needed.
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