PLEASE HELP I FORGOT HOPW TO USE MY SIMPLETECH FOR MUSIC STORAGE

Just plug the Simpletech in the old computer that has the songs on it. Your computer will recognize the Simpletech drive. You can copy (from your old computer) and paste your songs to the Simpletech drive. Maybe all the songs you want will be in your My Music folder under My Documents. If so, you can just copy the whole My Music folder to the Simpletech.

Once you have the songs on the Simpletech, you can now plug it into the new computer. You can copy an paste from the Simpletech to your My Music Folder on the new computer.

You can also use the drag and drop instead of copy and paste.

They are dual voltage 5v and 12v

Check the power cord,change it and if still not solved get back to me,i will help you out. you might need to change the casing

Please check the following link, there you could find the needed drivers:
http://www.hitachigst.com/support/index-files/simpletech-legacy-downloads

You can download the Owners manual from the following link.( http://www.retrevo.com/support/Simpletech-FS-U25%2F500E-Storage-manual/id/22018ci353/t/2/ ).Hope you are satisfied with my solution.Your valuable feedback would be appreciated.Thanks for choosing Fixya.

TinuAlbinAlex

A lot of NEWER SimpleTech drives have some new technology called NDAS (NetDisk Attached StoragE), which eliminates the need for IP addresses on a network. Its highly secure and very hard to find, unless you have the software available for it.
Download these drivers and you should be able to get to your stuff. Good luck and have a great day!

Default 12345

Also . do u have IMEI Number ...you can get it when u press *#06# from your key pad..

Hopw ir

The songs are located on your Simpletech drive. You have to move them to your music folder and then specify where the library is in iTunes. If you do have music in your music folder, then on XP, after you have iTunes open, go to Edit -> Preferences. Click on Advanced, and then change the library location.

Dear,
Here I would like to tell you most useful thing and that is
when we are using external storage media especially Hard Disk Drive we must handle them very carefully because they consist of Mechanical and electronics parts. Platters are one of them (mechanical). These are very sensitive of dust and are depend on the way you are using it. A minor **** can damage the drive. No doubt problem may be in the hardware for that you can visit the service centre but if we handle it will care then this way it will reduce the chances of problem.
In such way we can operate the media for long time with no problem.
Thanks & Regards,
Rakesh Kumar

Windows media player is probably right because you have moved the music to another location. You might need to rebuild the library.

Use Windows Explorer to check that the music is on the new drive.

Can I also recommend downloading Winamp to play your music, It's free, sounds better and doesn't spy on you!