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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 ... View more