Maxtor external hard drive
Maxtor external hard drive
Has anyone had experience of the Maxtor One Touch4 external hard drive, I have heard that they gave a bit of trouble, but they may have sorted it out by now, they are sold here with a 5yr wty so should be reasonable. good or not?
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They are very reliable had mine for 4 years use it every day no problems
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This is just a plug and play thing...No install required..mich wrote:Thanks Richard, at last a good word, it is the USA jokers that are giving it a bad name, they say there is no help unless you pay, and they o/heat + hard to set up. I just am not knowledgeable enough to sort out the really tech stuff. so is it easy to install?? I am looking at the 500GB model.
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Maxtor ok
I have used two Maxtor external hard drives and have not has a problem with either, one is about 5 years ols the other about two years old.
The Onetouch software is ok but not essential as you can just plug and play (i.e view the hard drive) and back up to the new hardware using windows back up.
Alex
The Onetouch software is ok but not essential as you can just plug and play (i.e view the hard drive) and back up to the new hardware using windows back up.
Alex
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I had one of these.. After a few years it started causing a few problems, I dont think it was the disk, but the firewire controller. I got an internal and copied everything before it went belly up..
Fairly good if you dont have room for an internal drive, but dont buy it if you want to transport data, its a pig with a brick..
Fairly good if you dont have room for an internal drive, but dont buy it if you want to transport data, its a pig with a brick..
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