Why can't it access files in C:\users\me (~800 MB)? It works fine importing data from small folders.
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Not sure. What operating system and is this disk from your system or someone else?
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I had the same "issue" and decided to install an updated version of office. At my office, I'm moving files onto a stand alone drive so that I don't lose any information and plan to transfer it when I reload "7". Safest thing I can come up with. Sorry, wish I could help more! DonDon
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The best would be to telnet/ssh into it and run: /export compact file compact.txtAnd then just fix up all the port names/etc.
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Hi There. I am afraid I do not have the drive with me as I installed in to a server. Sorry. :(
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Sorry for the late response - I load software either via external media (hard drive of thumb drive) or via Internet/cloud. It's a one-time inconvenience I gladly put up with for the savings in size/weight.
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It's because those are 1000MB Gigabytes instead of the 1024MB Gibibytes Windows use to measure the size, Those can also be called Gigabytes, hence the confusion. If you plug it on a mac it will say it's 30GB, but the file sizes will also seem bigger so no additional data can be stored
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If it's just data files it should work. The problem is if you have done system files it may not work.
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I've been using it with an XP system, a windows 7 and a MacBook with Mountain Lion without any issues. Formatted with exFAT to have full access with all of them.
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Simple usb connection is all it takes. Select the correct connection and open folders, Just about like using an external drive on your comp. Sorry I do not even know where i put it anymore.
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No limits on file size for transfer. None reported and none encountered!Can't say the same if you reformat it in fat32 yourself.
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I have had nothing but trouble with this. I'm using Windows 7. I don't know if I got a lemon of a drive or if it is incompatible, but people should be aware of this either way. I've been on the forums at Buffalo, too, for assistance, and no one seems able to correct the problem.
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If you can, try a different flash drive and/or using the flash drive in another port to make sure it's not the problem. Do as other answers say, check that your connection to the motherboard is good and possibly check drivers. If the flash drive works elsewhere then reformatting it probably wont help, but it doesn't hurt to try. Otherwise, sounds like a bad unit. I transfer large files all the time with no issue.
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It worked with me. But i only used it to copy files off it to my win7/64 desktop. I did not run any programs
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I am running mine under Windows 8.1 (desktop system) with no errors or issues. It is a bit tricky to setup, especially if you want the data file placed somewhere else on the system.Again, no issues or problems at all.
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I put mine in a NAS. The NAS auto-formatted it. Sounds like a bad drive. Try connecting to another system if you can. Try removing it from the case (which could defective) and re-connect.
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This is an issue probably related to "ownership" of the directories / files: See this link: http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic8914.html for help. Hopefully, this will solve your problem. Also, referenced in that posted link is one from Microsoft describing how to take ownership of directories and files in XP: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;308421&Product=winxp (You may have to copy and paste the links into your browser).
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I'm not all that computer savvy Wayne. I just dragged and dropped the files which obviously was the wrong thing to do. I think I did copy them to DCIM. How do I copy the files to the root directory?