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Go to the applications folder and then utilities open Disk Utility in the left box select you firelite and then clcik on the erase tab to your right. You can then select how you are going to format the hard drive standard for using with Mac only machines is Mac OS Extended (Journaled) or if you want to use with both PC and Macs is MS-DOS (FAT). Then name your drive and click on erase. Hope this helps.
whats the OS you are using? if you are on Xp. go in to my computer. right click on the external drive ( the drive name will depend on you device) click format.
Hi jspurrple. It sounds the board on the external casing. So remove the hard drive from it, and connect it to another computer as a "slave". Then proceed to move your data. In case it's the actual hard drive, it's the voltage regulator ON the logic board. It's a transistor around where you connect the power cable, you just rip it off and it will turn on, but BE **CAREFUL** I do not recommend you doing that if you are not an IT tech. I hope this helps.
On the drive is a label with the voltage AND current requirements for ti.
EG 12V 300mA or similar.
Any universal supply available almost anywhere that meets those requirement will do the job for you. If you can get one with a higher rating on the current eg 400mA as opposed to 300 then that will be better in the long term.
DO NOT apply more voltage though !
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are you sure is the full version of the program.. If some or most features are not avaliable (greyed out) you may have a demo version, a shareware version or most likely a system requirement has not been met some some features may not be avaliable to you.
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