WD 1 TB MY PASSPORT SOFTWARE

The My Passport drive's built-in 256-bit AES Hardware Encryption with WD Security software helps keep your content private and safe. Password Protection with Hardware Encryption Just pick the time and frequency to back up important files from your system onto your My Passport drive You can set it to run automatically to your schedule. The My Passport drive comes equipped with WD Backup software to help make sure your photos, videos, music and documents don't get lost.

Perfectly paired with WD Backup software and password protection, the My Passport drive helps keep your files safe

WD 1 TB MY PASSPORT PORTABLE

They are still fine today.My Passport is the trusted, portable storage that perfectly complements your on-the-go lifestyle.ĭesigned to fit in the palm of your hand, there's plenty of space to store a massive amount of photos, videos, music and documents. I am very upset with WD My Passport Eksternal Hard Drive because I have bought 3 WD My Passport 1 TB and 2 WD My Book 3 TB. It was already too expensive for me to pay them. After they checking my hard disk, they just said it was not the level one (the level I was ready to pay) and before they continued the words, I rejected them. The cheapest one or level one is about $300 and the most expensive one is about more than $1.000. They have several charging fee rates depend on the damage level of the hard disk and the difficulty of recovery process. I have tried connecting it to my laptop with same result. I could be detected in BIOS and Device Manager.

WD 1 TB MY PASSPORT WINDOWS

suddenly it just can't be detectable in windows explorer. I took very care my wd my passport eksternal hard drive, even though after using it for almost 2 years. Some drives are darned difficult, as the only way to get access is to remove the platters and that gets expensive to synchronise those platters. Just like anything else, if you find the folks who are familiar with the drive, and you are not a big corporation, and can give them three weeks to get it done, the cost can be very low. What you want is an expert who works with a certain set of brands and models of hard drives that are found sealed in an enclosure. Very often, it is the system board on the back of the drive that is bad, and once they replace it, the recover is simple and quick. Those independent technicians can often tell you whether the drive is a good candidate for recoverying files. If you can figger out who made the drive, you can contact the manufacturer who has a list of recommended independent technicians. but I have seen a lot of outfits (focused mainly on company hard drives that start at $400.) Often he companies that do this will finish the job for us for $140. They will charge us about $55 to evaluate the drive and then contact us for an estimate for the recovery. We do this work in our repair shops, but find the specialty shops are better and faster than what we can do. But those drives that come unlabled in an external bay can be from an unknown manufacturer. There are technician shops that give their prices by brand of hard drive they are to work on. Part of the reason is that they have to do the recovery the first time they get access. But you have to agree to a certain fee because once they start, they do not stop until done. But in our experience, they can recover most of the data on the drive once they start. some recovery technicians list by brand and model of drive what they will charge. What a bummer! I won't be choosing a cloud backup service using WD products! What exactly is a USB drive 'caddy' someone mentioned? Or, would it be best to take it intact to a place like Staples and get my files salvaged? Better than personally dismantling the drive and inserting the guts in a caddy? This failure happened today. I may return it still in the box, and opt for an offsite cloud backup for all family computers. I recently purchased a 4TB WD MyBook to connect to the router for network backup, but now I have NO/ZERO confidence in Western Digital products. I'm reluctant to use any Passport now, once burned is enough for me.

WD 1 TB MY PASSPORT PRO

I connected a different/new Passport to the computer (Windows 7 Pro OS) and I got a message that it had installed the software and the drive was ready to run. I tried a new cable, I tried a new USB port, I tried connecting to a different computer. So I'm thinking about the options listed for recovery of the personal documents. The Passport was also my backup drive, and had the Windows image on this drive as well. I began to copy my photos from the drive to my C drive. Only, for about a week, I heard little clicking whirring sounds coming from the Passport. Here I am with the same problem as original poster.

Wd 1 tb my passport