Password memory problems solved!
346173
This is a must-have if you are constantly trying to remember passwords.  You are warned not to use the same password for different sites, not to write down passwords etc, etc, etc.  This password safe has solved my problem and made my life easier.  Just one password to unlock all of the other passwords you have stored. Very simple to operate - didn't even have to read the instructions.  I definitely recommend.
2967977
Great little book to hold all those passwords and IDs!!! Can't remember them all, so this is a great help! Small enough to tuck into your computer bag or pocket.
4255987
I purchased a Lenovo Thinkpad T500 2081CTO a couple years ago with a 250GB HD @ 7200 RPM. Lately, I've been running low on space and worrying about the HD dying on me unexpectedly. After reading many reviews, I opted against an SSD (too pricey), against a hybrid HD (too weird) and purchased this one (good value and reviews.)

The other issue was the ability to migrate the content of the old HD to the new one without reinstalling my existing Windows 7 64-bit Professional, applications and other files. I read a lot of related forum threads, it didn't look too promising and I still can't believe that it actually worked!

Here is what I did:

- Create a system image of all partitions in the old HD on an external USB drive using the native Windows 7 Backup and Restore application.
- Create a repair disk on a DVD using the native Windows 7 Backup and Restore application.
- If the USB drive is encrypted with BitLocker, write down the recovery key on a piece of paper.
- Shutdown the computer.
- Replace the old HD with the new one.
- Reboot from DVD using the repair disk created earlier.
- If the USB drive is encrypted with BitLocker, enter the key manually when prompted to do so. The option of finding the recovery key file on a USB flash drive didn't work with me.
- Select the option to restore the entire image including the partitioning of the new HD.
- Eject the DVD and reboot.
- Wait anxiously to get back into Windows or just go have a drink.
- Open Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Disk Management.
- You will notice the 3 original volumes SERVICEV003, SW_Preload (C:) and Lenovo (D:), followed with the unallocated extra space (~250GB.)
- Copy the content of D (10GB) to the USB drive.
- Delete the D volume.
- Extend the C volume by the leftover space minus 10000MB (or whatever space you want left for D.)
- Create a volume with the leftover space and call it Lenovo. This is the new D volume.
- Restore the content of the D drive from the USB drive.
- Et voila!

There may be simpler ways to do this but I went about it the cautious way and it worked the first time around.

I ran the Windows Experience Index assessment from Control Panel > System and noticed that the disk data transfer rate climbed from 5.7 to 5.9.

Conclusions:
- This HD is faster than the Hitachi that shipped with the Thinkpad.
- It is possible to perform a HD upgrade without reinstalling everything.
263217
This is really a neat password book, after using a notebook where all the passwords were written in random with no alphabetized tabs, this was a
God send.
2795812
Doubled my memory with one bank!  Does exactly as anticipated
3575321
If you, like me, are one of those people who resorts to using the same password for everything because you inevitably forget them all, or you are forced to change your password to some new and horrible beast by the computer gods (punishment for all the times you've forgetten it in the past, and no, you can't reuse a password you used six months ago you cretin), then this is the book for you! My brain is a sieve when it comes to important memories. I keep a regular journal to remember all the important people and places in my life, and decided it was time to do something about the important passwords as well. This book is small enough I can keep it in my pocket, or discretely placed in my daybag, or cleverly hidden somewhere in my bookshelf where I am likely to lose it. I may even leave some clues in it to the secret organization I forgot I was a part of...
3238753
Works great!  One note, while this should be obvious, this cannot reset passwords if the system is encrypted like when Bitlocker is in use.
3355996
Fantastic! At first, I was dismayed that it didn't include a USB SATA hard drive reader--as the instructions said to use. HOWEVER, I just installed it, used my Windows 10 Recovery CD and external USB drive with a system image, and was able to quickly restore my small backup. It only showed 128 GB at first, but opening Windows Disk Management (With Windows Key-X/you may have to right-click My Computer and first choose "MANAGE") revealed about 384 Gb of unallocated space. I tried to create a simple volume with Windows, but was told there wasn't enough disk space (a common occurrence). I downloaded the FREE MiniTool Partition Wizard, and was able to expand one of the non-system partitions to the maximum size--a very quick affair. I right-clicked the disk in disk manager and assigned it a drive letter of F: (make sure no other disk has this letter-including the card readers on your printers--they will cause your disks (including USB flash drives) to randomly disappear! You could always change the drive letters if you have duplicate letters--in disk manager).

I just installed this, and so far, so good. It solved my issue of disk storage. I thought about installing a big SD card permanently, but this 500 GB FAST FAST drive was a much better option--plus I didn't like the idea of keeping installed programs and important data on a removable disk. I also thought about installing it as a 2nd hard drive, but that would've necessitated removing my DVD drive--I like having flexibility in a compact package. So I'm EXTREMELY PLEASED! Some others have had problems installing drives larger than 256 GB on this Dell E6420, but my install went fine. I have the Core i7 processor. I didn't need the 7.5 to 9.5mm adapter, either. I DID have to remove and reinsert the drive when one of the 4 screws wouldn't "take"--I figured it was a connection error.

This is the EASIEST device I've ever installed--on a laptop OR desktop!

Updated--I enabled the TRIM performance optimization via the included "Magician" software. Using the included benchmark, it returned sequential read/write speeds of 2,817 MB/s and 4,543 MB/s.

Using the free downloadable AS SSD Benchmark, it returned sequential read/write speeds of 1,496.92 MB/s and 1,583.36 MB/s. The overall READ speed was 611, with 651 for WRITE. It looks like the overall speed is 1,597. Running it a second time achieved 2,887.60 READ and 1,959.7 WRITE, with scores of 761, 687, and 1,1813, respectively.
1507720
Long time Quicken User and a retired computer tech here.... Same Password issues as all the others. Tried to keep my original passwords but the program refused to to do any downloads from my online accounts. The software kept indicating my Intuit password was wrong, followed their path to change the password (twice) but still the same error. On a hunch, I deleted the program and did a reload using the options offered to link my data file and my Vault passwords to the newest Intuit password. That worked and I am up and running, as a plus now I don't have to enter a second password when opening the Vault.

Recommendation....  Make all your Quicken passwords the same as your Intuit Password.  If you do not want to do that, don'y buy this until this flaw is fixed.

PS nothing new of value in this 2015 version, I bought it because of the 3 year limit on on-line downloads with the 2012 version I have. A free Credit score is available on-line, and the Portfolio X-Ray is available at Morningstar.

Also since Quicken 2015 modifies your data file, a complete system backup will make going back to yesterday, and yesterdays passwords, a lot easier.

Good Luck
2194278
this new N Edimax card solved a major issue that the previous same Edimax G model had on my Windows 7, 64 bit OS, which was freezing, slow page loading, and timing out. Videos were almost unwatchable and took forever to load and buffer. This new card solved all of these problems immediately. I can load and watch several videos at a time now. Page loads and downloads are FAST. Recommended wireless card, also Linux compatible out of the box
4156481
I bought this product for my wife because she got sick of remembering all of her logins/passwords.  This reader installs easily and works as advertised for her windows 7 laptop.  My wife gets a kick every time she swipes her finger to log into her web accounts.  My only complaint is that it is a little slow.  You swipe your finger and it will fill in your username/password, but it's not instantaneous.  Of course, it is less than $40 dollars so we're not too bothered by this.  This product is great for what it is and I would recommend this product.
2952306
I had previously recommended this product line very highly.  But, there is a severe security defect in the latest build. Until it is fixed, I suggest that this product be AVOIDED!

If you create an incremental backup job, the template allows you to set a password on the backup set.  BUT, if you don't have a base full backup created before the incremental job executes, Acronis TI 11 will create what appears to be a full backup, then subsequently run incremental backups, BUT there will be no password protection!

There is NO NOTICE that the password protection is not being enforced. All of the documentation indicates that passwords are always enforced.

The previous versions automatically recreated the base full backup if it was missing, and always enforced passwords. That allowed you to archive your backup set, say to external hard disk or DVD, then automatically start a new backup set.

What was an excellent feature in previous versions has been broken in this version.

If this defect is corrected in a timely fashion, I would return my rating to best in class, because TrueImage was an excellent product until this problem arose.
2157380
I've only had this RAM for one day, but it solved a memory issue in both windows 8.1, and windows 10, (EVGA Z170 FTW mobo, core i7-6700k CPU, GTX 750ti FTW GPU) that was a reoccurring issue with G.Skill Ripjaws4 2400/DDR4 I was using prior. I decided to give this a shot and sure enough corsair saved the day! As of right now I have experienced no issues, and it is blazing fast! Highly recommend to anyone with a DDR4 machine! 10/10

(will update if I experience and future problems, and will update with any OCing advice when I decide to do so.)
406738
I had an amazing experience when I required a password reset! I was away and my wife needed to access security footage but we could no longer remember the password. Feedback from my wife was that over-the-phone (overseas) technical support was of the highest quality with excellent display of courteousness, patience and professionalism. Play back quality was also very clear and made security resolution effective. Really love this product.
2911455
This is very handy. I underestimated my ability to write small, so I'm getting used to the size, but I like it very much. It has plenty f room for each entry. This is a big help for me, as my passwords are mostly in my mind, and often remembered erroneously. This has been a great help!
3284745
Jacked up my memory on my Windows 10 ; from 4 gigs to 20 gigs with this drive !
3329782
I had a big problem. I couldn't type on my new laptop without dislodging my sentences and tacking them onto others. The key pad was super sensitive. I got this then found out I couldn't turn off the key pad like the laptop manual said I should be able to. I fussed around, figured out it came with generic drivers or Microsoft kindly replaced the right one with theirs during interminable downloads. I then had to figure out which driver, load it and now I can plug this in my usb port and it automatically turns off that durned oversensitive key pad. This review is my first trial run and it's doing great. Very precise and easy to use. Heck, it's actually plug and play (once I got the drivers installed for the keypad that is)!
  A laptop is supposed to be portable and self contained, but if you have the problem I related, a track ball is the answer. A mouse needs a flat surface to operate, but a tarck ball doesn't have to move. I love it and this one is very ergonomic, putting my fingers in a natural position to operate the appropriate buttons and the ball. This little purchase has turned a hugh disappointment into a winner for me and I highly recommend it. I can not get over the difference between shopping at Amazon and anywhere else online, especially EBAY. Of course you can't beat bricks and mortar for being able to experience the device, but I doubt they would want you to unpackage a trackball to try it out anyway. Amazon has been my mainstay for years and I hope will continue to be. Donb