Will this work for the recovery of data from a Lacie external 2TB storage unit?
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As long as the ports are the same it should . It matched up to my internal hard drive and worked great so well that I now use the hard drive as a external data bucket . Hope that helps
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I know that it will work on a Seagate External. I recently had to take mine out of its case and had to use this tool to hook directly into the hard drive.
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This device should work to connect your hard drive to another computer o retrieve our data
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Sorry...don't know. I only have a Synology NAS, so no experience on the external USB HDs
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With a little know how and Linux, YES. http://www.anandtech.com/show/8399/recovering-data-from-a-failed-synology-nas
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You can hook up the drive but you might need a recovery program - I suggest "icare" - good program.
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probably if you can get it work at all! Every restart I did resulted in it loosing the date and needing reformat (that was two new drives! both same problem).
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Yes it will turn any drive that is compatible into an external drive. Just make sure your host computer can read the file system.
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I have not yet started using my 4TB Backup Plus, so I don't know the capabilities. Sorry.
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I have yet to attach mine to recover files from my old Linux box, but since Sabrent lists the converter as compatible with MacOS X (which is a flavor of BSD Unix under the hood) this should work with Linux without difficulty.
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Yes. I have a 2TB GoFlex Home Network drive this I converted using this to USB.
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Yes, however I dont recomend this product, I use Mybook Studio by WD, I had a Seagate and it totally crashed they are too too sensitive.
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Yes. Clear off the WD software, and use Mac Time Machine, if you're using it for backup. Or partition it using any format you like and use it as a storage device.
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Yes it will ! As long as the drive is IDE/PATA it will work and it A cheap way to get an external drive and or get your data.
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If your drive has an mSATA, then it's OK. You can also get a SATA to USB adapter to get the data out.
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as far as the san disk site says, YES. i'll let you know how well it works once i get it.
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if you pull the external hard drive from its case it will work unless the internal hard drive uses an older PATA (EIDE) connector instead of SATA, anything from 2006 and above should have an SATA connector generally speaking.
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It should. Format it as a Mac OS X (Journaled) file system using Disk Utility, and you should be good to go.I only use it as a Time Machine backup HDD, so there's no troubles there.