Would this work with a 250 mg Zip drive?
820464
For my XP and Windows 8, the cable is good enough only for hardware recognition. When I print to this device (my HP Laserjet 6L), nothing happened. It needs more unfortunately.
820465
Dennis, I connected my old HP laser printer and it worked fine, I would think it would work as long as you have the right connector plugs. why bother with a zip drive now days when there are large flash drives, and a disc will hold more than 250 mg. Regards,Don.
820466
If you are working with Windows and have &lt;guest.exe&gt; installed it should work. In other words the hardware is capable; you just need the right software.
820467
If you are working with Windows and have <guest.exe> installed it should work. In other words the hardware is capable; you just need the right software.
1203641
Yes, it is compatible, although you wouldn't reach this drive's max potential.
112067
I didn't purchase the 250. But the description says 7200 RPM, so that wouldn't be a solid state drive as they don't rotate.
1484773
Yes,it should. The connections ar the same on both drives and if there is a carrier, it will be a little longer but shouldn't be a problem for you.
937906
No reason why it should not. Your HP should see it just like any other drive, provided your USB port is functioning properly.
807857
Yes I believe it will indeed work. Its a matter of finding the right location for those skinny pin-like appendages. Be aware of the partition format of the drive and the operating system. If formats are compatible and this thing doesn't work you might have a dead drive (Very costly to recover). Cheers
475098
since 100GB is less than 250GB I would say your data will probably fit. However you will likely need to re install your operating system to the new drive though, typically copy-pasting operating systems doesn't work out too well.
914643
Yes, as long as your computer has an available USB port, this drive should work for you. Mine has been great!
81747
As long as it is not using mini sata, which I don't believe this drive does. If your drive has regular sata connectors, it will work.
1477114
I would compare this drive to the current one you own. If the size or type of connector is different then that it's where your problem lies
1213492
As others have said, depends on the drive. One port works fine for the 750 GB 5400 RPM drive I'm using it for.
788621
I believe is long as it's an SATA connection you should not have a problem with thumb that drive. I would suggest that you double checked the tech spec on the casing. Hope that helps
2075559
Yes, most likeky. (99% sure) If that drive has the usual 44pin connector it will work. You have to remove the caddy (harddrive holder) first.
349467
I don't see why not, it's a little bit thinner, but as long as the drive is mounted either screwed to the computer or a drive holder it should work fine.
577851
Not sure I understand the question? I have these two and they are working very well as USP drives ( 250 gig ).
167960
It should work yes. I think the 1.5TB HDD would be too thick to fit in the drive bay.
2215695
I use it for iomega slim drive. But technically should work with any portable hard drive, as long as pin fits.