how do the drive rails work?
192710
It is quite simple when you get the hang of it. Attach the rails without screws to the drive and then slip them in the drive slots. To remove the drive, squeeze the ends of the rails toward the drive and pull the drive out. My case has room for 5 drives.
192711
if i understand what you mean the placement of drive and dvd. first take the back off. then take off the front panel it pops off with a couple of tabs inside. you then put in the hd and dvd. put back on the front panel. use screws to lock down the drives, note you only have room for one hd and dvd, then connect drive to motherboard and power. to make the dvd eject open the front flap and adjust the white tab to place in front of eject button test it
192712
the drive rails are designed to mount to the hard drive which allows the hd to slide vertically into the formed metal guides on the right side of the case. also, there is enough room underneath the dvd drive to slip in a second hd if needed. i hard mounted the second to the floor of the case, upside down, with double stick tape, and have not had a single problem or issue...huge storage potiential in a small form factor...
1292544
If your drive(s) does not eject randomly, then you do not need this app. But some external drives (e.g. Western Digital's MyBook drives) do not respect the System Preferences settings, therefore you need this app to prevent random eject
152745
I'm sorry, but I can't answer the question because the software was never able to show the "destination" drive. I contacted support and they weren't able to get it to work, either.
776331
I do not have the drive simulator but, I can tell you that on the farming, train simulators you need to activate it on the game itself, by clicking on options.
104434
I have 4 Western Digital Red 3TB drives in mine. It has been running non-stop since I bought it. The best investment I've made in computer hardware in long time. Segate and Western digital will both work in it. Not sure if differnt size drives will work though.
928476
No. There are no rails running in that direction to accommodate files running side by side.
1007372
First, I don´t have tried it, but you can upload your files encripted (before) and so they´ll be encripted in transporter. Really is a external hard drive (with remote access), how do you do in yours external hard drive? Do you encript them? It´s the same.
83155
Sorry I don't have an answer for the question but I can tell you the user software is a bit tedious, passwords are commonly over ridden, the rights as to how the user can use the drive is very tedious. Hopefully they upgrade the GUI which is accessed through explorer, you have to grant rights in order to use the drive the way you would like, just wish they had a better GUI.
621569
I have mine connected to the home network for the entire family to use for back up storage, from how it behaves - I can only assume it is not spinning when there is now pending activity. Initial access time is way longer then once you have the drive directory open; and on occasion despite having the drive mapped to the desktop, the auto backup software I use will stop and alert that the selected destination for the backup is not available - which I then resolve by opening the directory manually (a bit of a delay) then everything is happy again. but the aproduct info doesn't mention that specifically. It also appears to take a while to initially gain access to the drive from outside the home network which sort of reinforces my thinking that it shuts down when ot being actively polled from somewhere on the network
1700804
When I'm within my network it looks like it is listed as a drive. When I click it it brings up the folders so you can modify the files within windows explorer.
1214462
The disk drive is Hybrid. Its in the middle of an SS drive and a standard drive. It uses SS memory as cache.
1272428
It does but only with Mac OS 10.4 and newer. It will come up as a mounted drive.
248976
The drive is used for dvd backups and picture storage. When the old drive failed, I purchased another USB 3.0. That didn't help. I recovered almost 1 TB in two days. Then, since I had not yet received the new 3.0 card, I tried using the USB 2.0 to transfer from another backup (a western digital) to the Seagate. In 3 days, I moved about 300 Gb. That was left on 24 hours, too. After I got and installed the new 3.0 (I still doubted the old one), all remaing 500 plus Gb moved in less than 3 hours!. I never measured or recorded the speed. And the old 3.0 USB worked similarly.
1090899
Thanks, I'll look into how that is done. Also, can a flashdrive handle a program this large or only just files?
1739143
interesting comment...but no have not tried that so far...but then I again I purchased the drive to save/transfer files
2066523
They provide something called Seagate Dashboard which is like a menu. From there you can have the drive do backups as well as post every picture backed up also posted to Facebook.
1981583
I have a different command for each peddle and like how it works. It comes with a disk and you can program the peddles with that. One thing to note though, the disk is small and won't work in a computer if disk drive doesn't pop out. I have a Mac, so I had to program my peddles on a different computer where I could use the smaller disk and that worked fine.