Is this drive compatible with Windows Vista
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I am using this on a Windows Vista HP Touchsmart All-in-One desktop computer.
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Yes. I am running my OS on this drive. I had to switch to legacy boot mode to get it to work.
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I use mine with all my computers .. Win8.1 Win7 and XP .. So probably will work with Vista
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I can't see any reason why it won't work. [I have XP] The only problem I can see is the disc format...is it NTFS or FAT32 [32bit]? It the disc is a FAT32 [32bit] format you'll going to have to reformat it. The whole reformatting process takes a couple of minutes. Use Google to get the info on how to do it using your Vista OS. Go to Google enter ""Convert FAT32 to NTFS In Windows Vista"" and follow the steps.
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The only operating system I have used it with is Windows 8.1, I recommend 8.1 over 8. I had trouble with plain 8. Drive just does what it supposed to with 8.1 operating system. Installs with no effort.
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Yes. Your computer will format the drive to work with whatever operating system you are using.
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You can use it with any version of Windows. Vista will be able to access the storage.
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Yes - it's compatible with Windows 7, Vista and XP http://sdd.toshiba.com/main.aspx?Path=StorageSolutions/ExternalHardDrives/Canvio_External_Hard_Drive
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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.
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Yea, it would work with Vista. You can pull the SD card out and just plug it into your computer directly and copy files that way if needed.
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It depends on what you mean by compatible with Vista. Any flash drive you can find on the market today will let you plug it into your usb port and copy files to and from it in Vista. From what I've been able to find in my research the U3 software doesn't work under Vista at this point no matter what model of this drive you get - that will change when a new version of U3 is released. Finally there's Ready Boost - the feature of Vista that lets you plug in a flash drive to speed up your computer in lieu of adding more memory. As far as I can tell there are 2 different versions of the titanium out right now - one that is compatible with ready boost (look for a "RB" at the end of the product number - eg. SDCZ7-4096-A10RB) and one that isn't (SDCZ7-4096-A10 in this case). Right now you can expect to pay about $15-$20 more for the Ready Boost capable drives. How's that for confusing? :-)
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Yes it is compatible with all windows, just make sure it is formatted with NTFS, that way it will work on windows and mac.Mr Burke
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If you had a windows 7 disk and key, it should not be a problem. Do a quick google search though. I know on the past the difference between xp and vista/7 there was a chipset driver that needed installed with it which lead to a giant hassle. As long as the chipsets are the same you are good to go.
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Yes this product is window 8 compatible, and you should only need to do is plug it into the usb port on your computer using both usbs, and once the computer install the drive just put in the disk and finish the installation.
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Yes, I'm currently using it with Windows Vista. I had no problems with installation.
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Yes I am currently using with a vista machine, installs and runs without any issues.
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Manual says it's compatible to Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS 10.4 or above