SOURCE: How to format the LaCie 500GB d2 Quadra for Windows XP??
This way it should work...
Connect your drive to the computer...
Go to: Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer management.
A new window will appear...
Select Storage > Disk management on the left of the window.
Now you will see the different drives that are connected or part of your system.
One of the drives listed there is your LaCie, i think you'll recognize it by name...
Right-click on it, and select 'format'
In the new window, select the new volume label (as you like it), the file system (use NTFS), and set allocation unit size to default.
Make sure 'Perform a quick format' is not checked...
Then click OK. Your drive will be formatted now... Don't interrupt the process
SOURCE: LaCie d2 Quadra 500 GB HD dropped, now makes strange chime/alarm
Modern hard drive motors can easily become seized after an impact. The only DIY solution I am aware of is the use of a heat gun over the back of the drive motor. The build up of heat within the motor is sometimes enough to free it.
If the drive was running the problem may be due to a phenomenon known as "sticktion" where the drive head is actually stuck to the disc surface. If this is true then you need a data recovery company.
SOURCE: deference Lacie d2 Quadra1TB/Lacie big disk ?
It's all about the interfaces.
The Quadra has four interfaces:
• eSATA
• FW 400
• FW 800
• USB 2.0
The triple has all but the eSATA interface listed above.
For doing video work you want a big drive with a fast interface. If you have eSATA available then that's the fastest. If you don't then you're just as well off to go with the triple interface. The FW 800 would be the next fastest, then the USB 2.0, then the FW 400.
Because of the way that data is transferred I believe that when doing video work you would be best served by the FW 400 instead of the USB 2.0 even though the USB is faster I don't believe it is a full duplex communication so the FW 400 is actually better for video.
SOURCE: my lacie is making clicking noise like clock
Hello
Have a look at the link below, it should be of help.
Click HERE to navigate.
Please feel free to let me know of you have any further questions.
Kind regards
Lock123
SOURCE: My Lacie Hard Drive only
Please explain what you mean? When you plug in the drive it recognizes the drive but the size is showing to be extremely small?
Please let me know so I can help further.
Thanks!
EJ
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