Disabling smartware do i get my 700mb back? Does any one know if disabling it returns my hostage held storage capacity back? cause what im reading it just disables it so it doesn't continuely try to remount the cd image or pop up the auto run...does it return my 700mbs of data i cannot use back? Disabling smartware do i get my 700mb back? Does any one know if disabling it returns my hostage held storage capacity back? cause what im reading it just disables it so it doesn't continuely... » Read More Disabling smartware do i get my 700mb back? Does any one know if disabling it returns my hostage held storage capacity back? cause what im reading it just disables it so it doesn't continuely try to remount the cd image or pop up the auto run...does it return my 700mbs of data i cannot use back? « Show Less
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I cannot comment on the WD software disabling this if it gives you what you are talking about. But if you search your favorite site you'll find links to the HP USB Disk Storage Format tool so you can wipe out the entire drive. If I check properties in Windows, it says my drive when blank now is 465GB (500,079,493,120 bytes). I figure that is about as close to 500GB you are going to get.
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When selected in "My Computer" it only shows 7.96 GB free. Apparently you'll need to utilize some sort of file compression or leave something out.
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It is worth getting the 64Gb version -- you cannot go back and add more later. As noted in the other post, the 64gb version does not provide a flash drive with the system restore image. I used a 16gb micro sd card in thumb drive and created a system restore drive. I was then able to free the 8gb that was used for the system restore image, and added to the space to the C: drive. I found a youtube video with the detail on the steps.
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Yes, I am using a 64GB SD card, I can't speak about the 128 GB SD card (I have never use one)
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Yes. During the update I think it asked me if I want to use external storage space. Works great.
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Hi, I checked the settings & it only has 3.2GB. This is an earlier version. Maybe you can check most latest versions.
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I had about 70gb free out of the box. Haven't uninstalled the bloatware yet.
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TEAC has only tested the AD-800 with USB flash drives no higher than 32GB capacity. I did test a 128GB USB flash drive and was able to copy a CD to it but the total data size was only 60MB. This is a good question. I can easily load up the same flash drive with MP3 files to near capacity from my computer and see if the AD-800 is able to read and playback the content. If so, it is likely it will be able to record up to the same capacity. I will update later tonight.
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You likely already figured it out by now but for others searching for answers it more likely than not as it should average about 119gb of data. I did have a pny turbo that had 126gb of data but when encountered errors with it the represenative told me 128 drives average between 115-119gb of data so is likely that one was corrupted. . .
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i only pick certain useful files to back up on this drive; i don't trust the auto-backup thing, fearing the software can stop working at anytime and all backed up files CAN'T be recovered; besides, backing up everything on my PC is such a waste, which really has a lot junk....
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In my experience, all of the capacity is unscripted. When you open the drive, you did not see even folders (not to mention files) until you go over entire unencryption (take some minutes to finish).
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Hello, This is what I found.... System Memory (RAM) Expandable To Nonexpandable Maximum amount of memory a computer can support (as opposed to the amount that comes preinstalled).
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There seem to be several different configurations out there. Mine has 2 GB of data storage. Other respondents have other memory sizes. My guess is that the .5 GB is max data storage... but that is a guess. Mine also has an SD slot, but that's not mentioned in the specs here. Sorry not to be more precise.
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When I check properties, it says capacity 104GB, as for me im using 62.5GB including windows at the moment.I bought 64GB memory card to have extra space.
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Hi, that is what I did with my clickfree. I backed everything up in Vista and upgraded to win 8 and then restored my files. However, while I got all folders and files back, 2/3 of the files had a size of 0 bytes which means that they were lost. I still have not been able to restore those files so 2/3 of my files were permanently lost. I did have some files backed up elsewhere but I still have not recovered from that and because of that I no longer use Clickfree. I had many conversations with their technical staff and they did not know what happened in my situation and eventually refused to return my calls. I don't know if this was unique to me or a systemic problem but I don't want to be the one to figure that out. Use with extreme caution and I would back up my files with some other way such as another hard drive and if Clickfree doesn't work you haven't lost everything. Earl
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Don't know. I have no reason to re--write since I keep them ... and just buy more CDs as I need to. It's my main back up system.
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Well, I have had mine 2 years now works great!! I hope you did not drop it. Or you should reset the system if it is locked up. But, if you chose to do that you may lose all that you have downloaded.