where can i buy the cd that supposedly came with iomega 750 mb usb drive. I got mine in 2001 but I don't recall the cd.
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If you mean the software cd, 'Solutions", I can send you one for free. It is only to be used with older versions of windows, i.e. 2000 and older. Newer OS systems have it as plug and play; and with some newer versions it will confuse it. Just email me your name and address and I will send you one courtesy of Amazon. Thanks for your question.
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Rose, I don't think you can buy those 750 MB disks any longer; I think they went out when the drive was discontinued. Sorry!
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Rose, I believe I ordered 3 additional disk when I purchased the 750 drive. I use to have (and still do) have a 150 omega drive, but it isn't compatible with the new PCs. If you are referring to an instructional CD disk, Mine did not come with one.
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Hi D. Petitpas,I was wondering if anyone would ever reply to my post. I didn't know that these drives were shipped pre-formated and I don't think that it is listed in it's description here on Amazon. Thank you so very much for setting me straight!
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It doesn't come with the base or the drive. You can find the base on Amazon but it also doesn't include the drive. Actually it's better to just buy a third party drive and use it for the few times you will actualy need to load anuthing from a disk. Save yourself about $40 and buy a USB3 drive that can just connect to the unit and won't require the base.
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Hello, R. West!Thank you for your inquiry. You may purchase a flash drive at any Target, Walmart, Radio Shack, etc. The manufacturer recommends an inexpensive flash drive as it tends to work better.If you have any questions or concerns, please email us or call us at the number below.Thanks! Have a great day.Sincerely,Tom CupilaryAffordable Tool, LLCCustomer ServicePhone: 734-224-7758Fax: 734-224-7208
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It's been a long, long time since I've bought an Iomega diskette type drive. Compared to a USB Hard Drive (like Seagate Backup Plus) the older Iomega is much slower and less reliable. In my opinion it's way past its prime. I would take your friend's advice and get a USB hard drive. If your Win7 computer supports USB 3.0 I would definitely get a 3.0 USB Hard Drive. 3.0 is 10 times as fast as 2.0 and really flies. That's my opinion. Good luck with your decision. --- Sam
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I know this is an old thread but if you're still looking...I bought a 3 TB for $169 at a big box store with a yellow logo.Probably not much help if you're not in the US but Amazon has it for $149 - USB 3 too! Very fast transfers.Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk 3 TB USB 3.0 External Hard Drive STAC3000102
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The device didn't come with cds or anything like that. So I guess is a regular usb.
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It's a typo on Amazon. The drive is SATA III. Hardly any drive are SATA III anymore. Click here -&gt; http://www.wdc.com/global/products/specs/?driveID=1049&language=1
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I need to swap the print circuit board, since PC cannot detect this drive any more. I have tons of data on this drive that needs retrieval. So I placed another order again. Hope I will get exact model as I bought in Nov, 2010. The model I received last time is also WD20EARS-00MVWB0. Can someone report what's their model number now, if they bought it recently? Thank you. I will report mine once I get it on Monday.
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Email their customer support. They are fantastic and will help you get everything you need. You probably don't need what was on that disc anyway.
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It is supposed to come with it but in my case did not. It also did not come wuith the optical drive I ordered to be installed. Also 2 of the USB ports were inoperative.My suggestion is do NOT by this computer, it is junk.
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Check this one too. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009KN1H3W/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1427046651&sr;=8-7&keywords;=dv6-2155dx+hard+drive&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41fwy4lzG5L&ref;=plSrch
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It worked fine for me on the lowly Windows 7 *Starter* edition (on a cheap mini Acer netbook), *but* I didn't install the Iomega *software* because Windows 7 was able to read and write to the drive without any extra software. I formatted the disks using Windows (the usual right-click menu thing) but I don't remember if I used FAT or NTFS or what, and I don't have the Zip drive (or the netbook) anymore so can't do further testing.
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You need to reformat the drive to match your operating system.....directions are on the Iomega web site.
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I bought the 16 gb scandisk that said "xbox" on it, it worked fine. to save money I bought a regular scandisk , also 16gb, and it seems to work fine also. I think any flashdrive would work, as long as it fits in the usb port
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I've noticed a lot of 1 tb drives are scarce. People seem to want them in their computers so regular sites like newegg, tiger direct or directron don't have them or the prices seem to have climbed.
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Most welcome. You might consider getting the 64 GB version of this drive instead of the 16 GB. It will give you a lot more flexibility, and at $24.99 you'll be paying 39 cents/GB instead of 63 cents/GB for the 16 GB drive. Just a thought.