SanDisk's USB drives offer the ability to install software that secures the drive. Can that be done with the ADATA as well? If so, how?
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The drive came with software on it what seemed to be an encryption program of some sort. Though I may be wrong because I only took a quick look at it.
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well i just got a sandisk thumb drive that is 2 gig i put some pictures and one word doc and one text doc and some programs on it and put it in the player and it did not-read anything on it but it put a folder call buda on the drive i have not look at the manual to see what files it can read
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No you cannot attach a USB drive directly to this NAS. But a better approach would be to attach the USB drive to your desktop and run automatic backups from your desktop.
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You just go to the SanDisk.com website and download the correct drivers for the Operating System you are using. It's FREE and will work for you. You'll love the machine once you get it up and running. Good luck, Mike
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I think it will be locked into WMP due to pressure from Microsoft, not because of Sandisk engineering. There is a more in depth thread in the anythingbutipod forum... google it.
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No software comes with this. It is only an enclosure for a mSATA SSD that you would already have.
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Yes. See how here: http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12765/kw/clip%2B%20windows%208/session/L3RpbWUvMTM5MDc0NzY4Ny9zaWQvdTFRYXhsTGw%3D
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yes, I do not install it. and I make a folder on the hdd and put all the software that came with in their, then it never automaticaly trys to install it. Just use the HDD as a giant USB drive. Works far better that way. If you can get the information off the HDD and format useing the Format option with your OS, I find asa storage device External HDd work better that way. They soft ware sucks most of the time.
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I'm currently running maverick. I went to the SanDisk site and installed the driver there. It's still working perfectly.
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Just go to the adata website and download your software. I believe if I remember correctly the code was on the drive or on the box
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Mine came with a Sandisk drive. Not sure if that is just the assembly I got or the same for all of them.
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Hey William: Kingston gives the following compatibility from their website: Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7 (SP1), Windows Vista (SP2), Mac OS v.10.6.x-10.9.x (USB 3.0 connectivity requires a USB 3.0 port). The reason would be the on-board software controlling the encryption incompatibility with the Google proprietary operating system. So, Sandisk has been advertising flash drives that are compatible with Chromebooks, but no encryption. My guidance is we are ways off before encryption software will be compatible with Android and Chromebooks (it is a numbers game unfortunately). Use a non-encrypted flash drive to get your data off the system and transfer it to a Win or Apple system that can access an encrypted storage solution. Thanks for your question and apologies for the bad news. My Best Regards, Jack
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You just go to the SanDisk.com website and download the correct drivers for the Operating System you are using. It's FREE and will work for you.You'll love the machine once you get it up and running.Good luck,Mike
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According to the SanDisk website (http://www.sandisk.com/products/usb/drives/extreme/) there is a lifetime limited warranty. Please contact Sandisk for more information.
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I honestly don't know but since it's just an USB flash drive I imagine it would work fine as long as it's SanDisk.
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Yes I think to lock the drive down you need the software but for backing up and using as hard drive you can use whatever. Weather Digital is good for that reason.
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Yes. I have done that on some SanDisk USB drives that I do not want password protected.