welcome to USA, we use our own adapters here, 120vac and special plug AC side.
where do you live country.?
simpletech 320GB BOM No: 96200-41001-05
they sell them on ebay, why not look there and buy it.
output 12vdc 0.4 amps or MORE.
center pin must be + output end.
any pack 12vdc like above works, over 0.4amps.
and AC end correct and if you have 240vac make sure the pack does that too.
Yes, but you will most likely need an adapter to adapt the 2.5" drive to a 3.5" drive slot. Additionally, if you wish to keep it as an external drive and suspect/confirm it is the enclosure that is causing the problem, you can purchase 2.5" drive enclosures pretty cheaply.
cords are just copper connectors covered by plastic insulation
the bits that count are what is on the ends so if the end connections are the same , it will work
Hi, not sure about this one, you could try looking at the external hard drive, it should have small connoctors at rear, near power cables, the conectors should be configured for a "slave", if its wrong, computer is trying to look for opperating system, and cant, pannicks, & sulks.
The external drive should now come up, d: or e: or f: or h: or whatever!
Hope this helps.
You might have to restore the backup files from on your Windows machine, then drop/drag photos to a new folder. Windows and Mac's use different filing systems, so Mac's are unable to read the Windows backup file format.
If it started making noise it could be a bad hard drive. To test try to put your HDD to another pc and see if it sees your photos if it does back them up to google drive or One drive. if it does not most likely your hard drive had stopped working sorry please vote me 10 if I have answered your question
WOW! Really painful!
CREATE a "backup" folder on your GOOD drive first.
Try this... YOU are trying to get your Hitachi drive to boot and READ! So PLACE your Hitachi Drive in GIVEN position and RETRY booting each time...
VERTICAL (connectors UP).. then connectors down. Will it boot and ACCESS? Try PC board UP, etc, etc... EVERY position you can think of... REBOOTING each time you re-position...
Hopefully ONE of those positions WILL allow you to ACCESS your Hitachi!! As soon as you can, SAVING your most important things first.
IF ALL ELSE FAILS...
Take a look at the photo below... See the chrome 'arm' above the stacked disk(s)? You want to BANG the disk into your palm and hopefully 'free' that "arm" to access your drive again freely! Amigo ~ THIS IS a last resort...
But finally ~it is written on the Pyramid Walls... BACK IT UP!
Anthony
I have used CCLEANER for many years and never had a problem. That does not mean someone else might not. But being as you have to use CCLEANER from within Windows, it is highly unlikely you do not have a recognized file system. It kind of sounds like possibly you have CCLEANER set to open on a different drive than the one Windows is on.
May seem like a silly question you are not booting up computer with ext drive still plugged in are you?
i am assuming your operating system is on the internal drive.
if so don't have the external plugged in when you start up.
