Is the drive formatted NTFS and FAT32? Need a drive that will connect to an airport extreme
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You can format to any File System you need. You can connect it to the USB port on the Airport Extreme. You could also use a simple 1TB external drive as well. Since you will be using an Airport Extreme, do you really need the wireless in the Corsair?
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The NAS adapter will only recognize drives that are formatted as FAT. Most likely your drives are NTFS (for 2TB). But, if you had 4 USB sticks connected to a hub, you may be ok.
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Hi Eric, Yes, in fact the DT Micro drive is formatted to FAT32 out of factory. Thank you for choosing Kingston Flash Drives! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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You can format the drive as FAT 32, Mac OS Extended, or NTFS. Your decision.
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Its not a esata connection so you can't use laptop drive either.. Look up msata.. Thats what you need
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The Asus web site provides no answer to either hard drive format compatibility or networking compatibility with ANY type of computer. That's what's holding me back. A couple of 1 TB drives formatted HFS+ and networked iMac and Macbook Pro laptop, and I refuse to take the plunge unless there's documentation somewhere. If you find it, please post!
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Yes, you can reformat this card as NTFS. It will come shipped with exFAT formatting.
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I believe it ships in Fat32. If not it is easy to reformat it with Fat32 filesystem.
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Yes you can use it if the drive is formatted using FAT32. However doing so has a limitation because FAT32 FS cannot support individual files greater than 4GB. Also you will see a degraded performance regardless of which hard disk you buy.
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yes, it comes formatted as Fat32. It can be used as is or reformatted using the disk utility in OS X
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this discussions encourage me to buy the airport extreme as my router for home even when i only have windows computers. I can said everythings goes fine but there is an important issue about the external hdd that was a major feature i like of this product.the things is it cant handle ntfs hdd so you have only two options: format with fat32 and limit yourself to files no larger than 4gb that is absurd as it sounds, or buy macdrive and format the disk with mac format to make ir reconogzible for the airport and also readable in windows without any kind of limitations.i think i will go for the second but still have no try it but i seems to work. this discussions encourage me to buy the airport extreme as my router for home even when i only have windows computers. I can said everythings goes fine but there is an important issue about the external hdd that was a major feature i like of this product.the things is it cant handle ntfs hdd so you have only two options: format with fat32 and limit yourself to files no larger than 4gb that is absurd as it sounds, or buy macdrive and format the disk with mac format to make ir reconogzible for the airport and also readable in windows without any kind of limitations.i think i will... » Read More this discussions encourage me to buy the airport extreme as my router for home even when i only have windows computers. I can said everythings goes fine but there is an important issue about the external hdd that was a major feature i like of this product.the things is it cant handle ntfs hdd so you have only two options: format with fat32 and limit yourself to files no larger than 4gb that is absurd as it sounds, or buy macdrive and format the disk with mac format to make ir reconogzible for the airport and also readable in windows without any kind of limitations.i think i will go for the second but still have no try it but i seems to work. « Show Less
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Not as a standard option, the connections are but drives are not, if you are willing to access the Linus O/S then here is a link to consider:http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/encrypted-filesystem
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Yes, but accessing the data will depend on how the drive is formatted. I think (you'll have to check) the drive comes formatted in NTSF. For use with both PC and Mac, you'll have to re-format the drive in something like FAT 23. Both Mac and PC should recognize the drive, but FAT 23 has file size limitations.
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I am unfamiliar with NTFS. What would an example of that be? I'd be happy to help with more information.
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Well for one that's not true. I watch movies on my ps3 and my flash drive is NTFS. I assume you could do Fat32 but have not tried.
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TripMate support windows format USB storage devices (NTFS / FAT 16 / FAT 32)
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I run a 32-bit Vista system. Formatted a 4tb drive GTP/NTFS, connected via eSata and it is both fast and reliable. USB does not work.