your experience w/ Apricorn flash drive on Mac?
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Sending outback MacBook Pro would not recognize the drive or if it recognized the drive it said the computer could not read it.
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It works fine with any software system, including Mac, Windows or Linux. I have used it on all three. Just key in the password and install the USB into an available USB slot on your computer and your ready to go
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None but its independent of the os so it should function like any other jump drive
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It works well on a Mac with the original formatting; I didn't reformat it to HFS+ because I have to use it also with various Unix, Linux and Windows machines, as well as Macs.
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I love this drive, but do not own or have used it with a Mac, but I think you made a good decision to use Time Machine, from what I read it looks like a nice system. I am using my Seagate with Linux and do my full backups using REDO backup, and my incremental with either a cp -u command manually or drag & drop from the GUI. Hope this helps.
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I have the MCE drive. It's much faster than the Apple drive & works better. A no-brainer.
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Haven't tried large files, do not own a MAC, but noticed it writes slower than my older USB 3.0 drives.
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I am not familiar with the drive you have but if the connections match, give it a go. In my situation, it was the PC that crashed with a healthy hard drive. All I had to do was remove the hard drive from the PC and hook it up to Apricorn and I was back in business. I wish you all the luck!
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From what I've been able to determine, you have to have OSX 10.5 or above (which means you should be okay since you have 10.10.1) the thing is that the info also states that you need a software download for your Mac to properly see and utilize the flash drive (not sure if the download is provided by PNY, Apple, or a third party, the info does not stipulate). This is info that I acquired while searching, as while I own several Apple products, my main computer is a PC and not a Mac of any kind. Update, the info is from the PNY website, so there is a high likelihood that the download is provided by PNY. From what I've been able to determine, you have to have OSX 10.5 or above (which means you should be okay since you have 10.10.1) the thing is that the info also states that you need a software download for your Mac to properly see and utilize the flash drive (not sure if the download is provided by PNY, Apple, or a third party, the info does not stipulate). This is info that I acquired while searching, as while I own several Apple products, my main computer is a PC and not a Mac of any kind. Update, the info is from the PNY website, so there is a high likelihood that the download is... » Read More From what I've been able to determine, you have to have OSX 10.5 or above (which means you should be okay since you have 10.10.1) the thing is that the info also states that you need a software download for your Mac to properly see and utilize the flash drive (not sure if the download is provided by PNY, Apple, or a third party, the info does not stipulate). This is info that I acquired while searching, as while I own several Apple products, my main computer is a PC and not a Mac of any kind. Update, the info is from the PNY website, so there is a high likelihood that the download is provided by PNY. « Show Less
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I had the same problem with both of the ones that I bought. One of them doesn't even work as a thumb drive. I am not sure if this is a POS, or maybe they don't work with Mac?
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I would think so I have not heard of any problems where a flash drive would not work on a Mac once it was used on a windows computer.
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Good questions. I'm running it on Windows 8 right now but I haven't tried it on my Mac yet. Have you tried Stanton's website?
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No problem at all just plug the usb into your mac and browse files like you normally would
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Yes I read some people had problems with large USB keys and a complex folder setup. I used an old 2gb Kingston USB key and I put the. MP3 files on the root of a Fat 32 partition
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I have excellent results with mine but I'm an MSDOS guy. About Mac, I know nothing. Have you talked to Mustek? Maybe there is a driver that will help. I had a problem with a RAID drive that seems to have been cured with a new driver.
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Yes, no problem using with Macbook. Just plug it into a USB port and it becomes another drive in Finder. Then you can move the files off the recorder to your C: drive.
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64GB USB Flash Drive doesn't work with the MacBook. Instructions how to format a flash drive to work with a Mac. 1/ Right-click on the "Start" button2/ Click "Open Windows Explorer"3/ Right-click on the flash drive in the Windows Explorer window, then click "Format."4/ Type in a "Volume Label," check the "Quick Format" option and then click "Start" to perform the format
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I just tried the same, and found that it actually does work. I had iMovie '08 running "in background" when I plugged in the card reader USB stick. iMovie popped up the import dialog without any additional action from my side. Works nicely. This is why I like the Mac :)
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Absolutely. I have a MBP and bought 3 of these drives, although one was a gift to my brother-in-law who has a macbook air. I have one formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled) for my own use, and one MS DOS for sharing files with none mac users. It's the best USB flash drive I've ever used.
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You can buy from Apricorn, $10 plus tax & shipping. You can also use a Y splitter USB cable. I had an older one for their EZ GigII that I had forgotten I had bought, so ordered the Y cable--which can also be used for other devices. So I have both, and ended up using the power supply. My problem is that I have a Dell laptop, and Apricorn software did not do an exact clone, leaving out the Dell partition, thus the resultant drive would not boot, missing the boot sector. Ended up using EaseUS, after trying WD Acronis and Partition Wizard, without success. So the Apricorn ended up just being an expensive enclosure.