Lot data transfer cable for firelite usbflb80 hard drive
Why doesn't the USB cable work?
SOURCE: Hard Drive RAW System
Run diagnostics on the drive it may be failing. If it's ok you can try to reformat it from Windows Disk Management.
Or if you need to recover data for remote data recovery and do-it-yourself data recovery see http://FreeDataRecovery.us
SOURCE: firelite wont mount on my computer
look at its format, (NTFS) or (FAT32)? and check the DRIVER for the hdd to see if it has any complications or errors, this is easyest fixed by deleting the HDD driver in Device managment and then restarting the computer. good luck.
SOURCE: how to backup your computer onto a firelite hard drive
It won't show up on your desktop automatically.
Go to Start > Computer and you should see it listed under Devices with Removable Storage.
You can create a shortcut there for your desktop.
Using Wndows Explorer, you can copy and paste the files you want to back up from your C: drive to your Firelite.
SOURCE: Firelite Hard drive read as "local disk"
1)Run CHKDSK ON that disc
2)Run antivirus to scan disc
SOURCE: Im trying to access my
Hi
A USBFLB80 is not a hard disk controller, it's an external USB hard
drive and does not require any driver when used in Windows ME/2000/XP.
This device is plug and play in Windows XP providing you have a working
usb port to plug it into.
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As it turns out, the data transfer cables I have work with laptops but not my Lenovo desktop. What's that all about? I have to prop the drive on a stack of CD's, because i Have one extension usb that allows me to work from the desktop.
That makes no sense to me.
No, it doesn't. But it's true. My Lenovo all-in-one desktop has the USB ports on the side of the system, and they are vertical. I have a USB extension that works with the Lenovo and the laptops, and I prop the drive on top of a stack of CD's and I'm good to Go.
No, it doesn't. But it's true. My Lenovo all-in-one desktop has the USB ports on the side of the system, and they are vertical. I have a USB extension that works with the Lenovo and the laptops, and I prop the drive on top of a stack of CD's and I'm good to Go.
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