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Seagate expansion drive 3tb will not power up there may be a disconnected wire any ideas
Sorry for the information request, just noticed that it was dropped.
Chances are the port where the power goes in was damaged, or the controller board. When I break a port, I jiggle the cord in the slot a bit to see if it will suddenly turn on, almost instant proof it's the port. Ports can be easily re-soldered or replaced on the board if the device is out of warranty.
Anything other then the power port will likely require a competent technician.
It's also likely that the drive inside can be removed and placed in a computer to retrieve your data, but this will also void your warranty.
The way I see it, the problem will be how to retrieve your data if you do have a warranty, since Seagate sends you a replacement drive and you send them the damaged one, they usually charge for data recovery.
2/27/2014 7:12:44 PM •
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on Feb 27, 2014
Hard disk not showing capicty
Just keep filling it up then. What if your gas gauge said full, would you keep driving? I would, keep fillin' her up. If she ain't complaining, who's complaining?
2/20/2014 8:55:08 AM •
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on Feb 20, 2014
Connecting old hard drive
Hi Dave,
Thanks for putting your concerns here and I'd pleased to assist any suitable reply.
The drive comes with an USB 3.0 cable which you'll need to connect the USB port situated on the back of your CPU or any corner (either left or right) of your Laptop. You'll need to insert one cable to the power cord as well if there is no internal source of power supply.
At last, if you're struggling while making your hard drive to work, feel free to ask.
2/18/2014 5:37:01 AM •
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on Feb 18, 2014
Access denied, error performing inpage operation
Click Start, Click RUN and type cmd and Enter. You'll be in command window - then type chkdsk [drive:] /F (such as - "chkdsk e: /F") which should perform a repair. It will probably require a restart. Do not touch the keyboard during restart.
1/18/2014 2:30:31 AM •
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on Jan 18, 2014
Format after a virus
get a windows dvd (or a bootable pen drive with windows) and insert in your dvd rom and restart the pc. The dvd will itself boot and then follow the instructions. There will be drive options with a option to format drive.After this install a fresh copy of windows.
1/12/2014 9:50:35 PM •
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on Jan 12, 2014
Disc not accessible ,error performing in page operation
Go to Control Panel-> Administrative Tools-> Computer Management-> Storage-> Disk Management. See how many drives are visible. You should see your regular C Drive listed as "Disk 0" and your external hard drive as "Disk 1" (if Windows recognizes it.)
If it's Online, then right-click on Disk 1, and click on "Properties". Then click on the "Tools" tab, then click on the "Check" button.
If Disk 1 is listed as Offline, then right-click on the box that reads "Disk 1", then click "Online". Then, try to do a disk check as I noted above. Post back how it works out .
1/5/2014 2:51:44 PM •
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on Jan 05, 2014
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