Can I plug in a 1-gb external flush drive such as Toshiba's Canvio
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I have a 500 gb seagate usb hdd connected to my ezo device and it works great!! However, I found out that it is limited to 1 tara byte usb drives and I haven't even tried any usb dvd or blu-ray burners yet! To see if they will work, but not sure if there is any dvd or blu-ray software for the android os!!
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Generally, YUP.Specifically, If your external drive works plugged into the laptop usb 3 port, It will work plugged into the hub which is then plugged into your usb 3 port on your laptop. I have 7 - 3tb seagate externals plugged in via a plugable hub into a pci-usb3 2-port extension on an old dell laptop running win 7 home premium. The second slot on the pci has a Seagate 3 TB plugged in directly. I get no vairance in speeds or performance from either slot/device. The 4TB should work as well.
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Yes. That it what I have in it right now it's 1 TB that is USB powered and it's pluged in and works perfectly.
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The toshiba canvio 1TB drive works on all versions of window and can even be swapped from one version to another s you need to download or record information.
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I am using it with a 3.0Gb drive with a NTFS file system. Works like a charm
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I think so but I am not sure. I believe you can hook any USB external drive to it.
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I never tried it, but I would say that the Toshiba Canvio 500 functions with any computer which has an USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 port.
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Since it only has 1 TB input, no. But you could daisychain a USB 3.0 device from it.
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Yes, if your external drive has a female slot you can use the one with the male USB-A end.
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Toshiba Canvio works great on my Windows 8.1 PC (USB 2.0/3.0 ports). Haven't tried it on a Windows 7 PC.
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Has anyone tried to connect an external HD to the USB port and saved their files?
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Hi R. Williams,In response to your inquiry, Toshiba Canvio Connect 500GB Portable Hard Drive is compatible with Windows 7-Aiden
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Generally, YUP. Specifically, If your external drive works plugged into the laptop usb 3 port, It will work plugged into the hub which is then plugged into your usb 3 port on your laptop. I have 7 - 3tb seagate externals plugged in via a plugable hub into a pci-usb3 2-port extension on an old dell laptop running win 7 home premium. The second slot on the pci has a Seagate 3 TB plugged in directly. I get no vairance in speeds or performance from either slot/device. The 4TB should work as well.
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I have a Toshiba 1TB and no external power added in the USB port. Yes it works.But I would suggest an external power supply for the Hard Drive. This Device is a dreamwith all its different function. Its does all that stuff it claims... Charges Device (Phones and such)...its own wifi hot spot and wifi extender... Media Player thur USB flash and SD card... Excellent Buy... I have 3 of them
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I see no reason why you could not unless it's on an older desktop running XP or the such. I'm using it as a archive disk and not a boot disk. I know some systems will only see these larger 3 TB and 4 TB disk as external USB items but I have not had that problem with the companys Dell systems or the high end clients that I've built. Here is a little diddy from Western Digital about the subject matter that may help you: http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2754/~/hard-drives-greater-than-2-tb-do-not-work-on-existing-operating-systems
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Yes I use a Toshiba Canvio 1.0 TB USB 3.0 Basics Portable Hard Drive - HDTB210XK3BA(Black) . Can record up to a few weeks for a couple cameras after you configure the motion recording in the camera setup. When hard drive gets filled it will record over it self. I also have the hard drive hidden behind a lock door for it does not get stolen or tampered with in case of breakin.
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Yes, but it has to be formatted to exFAT if you want the files to be over 4gbs. (NTFS also for Windows)