Does it support an old hard drive of 500 GB that I want to use as a backup.
883212
I don't know. I could not fit my ssd into it, which is why I bought it. I sent it back.
883213
If your old hard drive is the 2.5 inch laptop size hard drive and have a SATA 1, SATA 2, or SATA 3 connector, then it should work.If your old hard drive is from a desktop, (3.5 inch ), it is too big for this enclosure.SATA connectors have a combination 7 pins for data separated by a spacer for 15 pins for power. Wikipedia have a nice pic of the SATA connector that this enclosure will support. Hope that helps you.
1575673
Yes it does I have 4 3tb drives in one and they work just fine, it will support up to 12tb
1712095
Yes it supports large drives. I have connected on a Mac and i use 4TB drive in any format NTFS FAT or Mac OS X journaled. No problem
1512057
I will support a 2.5�� IDE Notebook Hard Drive up to 2 TB and WIN 7. If your drive is "IDE" (NOT SATA) it will.
1794703
Generally if it has a standard SATA connection, it should work. The only thing I could see a possible issue with would be the encryption that the drive uses and if special software would be necessary. I don't know much about that type of drive.
862381
Not under the supported systems. But most likely you will have to change to FAT32 in order to backup.
140450
Yes, given that the hd you're talking about is a rather generic 2.5" laptop hd with an ATA connection and a capacity of < 500GB. It'll do the job just fine.
140452
Yes, given that the hd you're talking about is a rather generic 2.5" laptop hd with an ATA connection and a capacity of &lt; 500GB. It'll do the job just fine.
2023135
The old hard drives will work on the new ones all you have to do is take them apart and they work fine it's what I did till I ordered my 500 it's easy to just data transfer all your stuff to new drive then license transfer it
1501844
yes it will, but afterwards you will have to extend the partition if you want to use the full drive.
1710474
According to the specs of the system you listed, it appears so. Your system seems to support anything from 250GB to 2 TB (which is in range of 1TB). It looks like you're getting a heck of a deal for this hard drive as well! Well done :)
524279
Yes but you might want to check first if you are replacing a old non-SATA hard drive.
1554626
I have not tried. I have tried upto 1tb. If your drive has external power supply i dont see why should there be a problem. However i think i read somewhere that it supports upto 1tb. Anyways i found this product super useful.
550474
If it is a desktop it will. I dont see why it shouldnt. This works like any other harddrive but faster and with less space than most common harddrives nowdays
1134122
Yes it will work - seeing it is already using a 500gb SATA hard drive - so you should be fine to swap it out with 750gb hard drive. Hope this helps!
2097815
if you pull the external hard drive from its case it will work unless the internal hard drive uses an older PATA (EIDE) connector instead of SATA, anything from 2006 and above should have an SATA connector generally speaking.
432194
yes, i backed up my old desktop, my laptop and my new desktop. You do need to know what the file size for each item is and whether or not you have space to back them up as well as add in the future. I had a 2.0TB drive and my old files were 1.0 TB so i had space. when you plug in each device it should read which device is connected.