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2.0 HDDrive 2 Go 640MB

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rdmd
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2.0 HDDrive 2 Go 640MB

Some years ago I purchased this hard disk drive from Aldi in UK but have never used it.

I would like to use it now but the product is for Windows XP/Vista and my newer lap top ( Dell Inspiron 15 ) is Windows 10.

Can it therefore be used with a Windows 10 Operating System and if so would it be NTFS, FAT or FAT32. The processor is a 64 bit.

Thanks for any help in anticipation.

 

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RAZZ
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Hi @rdmd 

 

It sounds like the external drive will not be compatible due to the age, if you could reply with the MSN or MD number (should be found on a small sticker on the device) I can verify its compatibility.

 

thanks 

rdmd
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Thanks for your help.

The numbers are as follows

MD 90103

MSN 5003 0651

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@rdmd 

 

unfortunately your drive is only compatible with devices running the following operating systems-

  • Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7

Thanks 

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daddle
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@rdmd  @RAZZ 

 

Off course you can use this drive. It was delivered with a plug-in power supply, and it can be connected to an USB A-Port (V2.0) or an eSATA port. 

But nowadays no newer laptop are equipped with an eSATA  port anymore; so you have to make of an USB 2 cablíng. Which limits the data transfer to max 480 Mbit/s .



@RAZZ  schrieb: 

unfortunately your drive is only compatible with devices running the following operating systems-

  • Microsoft Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7

@RAZZ 

Why should a external drive not be compatible to Win 10 or 11?  Connected per USB cable.

At the time of launching the HDD Drive 2 Go  Windows 7 was the highest Windows version.

Even internal IDE drives would be handled by Win 10 or 11,  if the PC has an IDE port for connecting..

 

Cheers, daddle

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