yes

Yes, I have a 1TB version of this that I just plugged into my Xbox One, went through a couple steps, and have been using successfully for a month now.

If the xbox has a usb for hard drive then yes. You may have to format the drive if it does in immediately work though.

Yes it is and it works great highly recommend this product

yes you can format for games or data.

It works great - the longer loading times then internal

Yes it is! I've bought and currently use this model.

Yes, it is. I bought it for my Xbox One. It just needed to be formatted once I plugged it in and everything has been smooth since.

I have 2 of these hooked up to my Xbox One. As long as they are plugged in via the 3.0 ports, they work as good as the internal drive.

Yes. The 1TB model works after manual setup..

This product only connects to a computer.

Yes it will work, USB 3.0 would just be faster transferring than USB 2.0!

Yes it will work. The transfer speeds are slower w
ith USB 2 as compared to USB 3

Yes, it comes with both options.

Yes, this hard drive Works with both ports

Yes, it will work, but at 2.0 speeds. I love this drive.

Yes..it is backward compatible. Plug it in and see.

Yes, just at the 2.0 speed.

Yes. currently using on HP Laptop with usb2.0 ports.
Very good drive.

Yes, this model is compatible with both USB 2 and 3.

Yes it will work with 2.0

contact Western digital or a data ecovery compnay. if it still fires up try using "Get My Data Back" software. think it cost about $50.00 US.

drive failing? please check the wd global website, for argentina service locations. if any, you should be able to get it checked , remember the drive has a 3 year warranty.
the power of google=
http://support.wdc.com/country/country.asp?c=argentina

This happened to me with one of my other drives And unfortunately you will jave to reformat the drive to use it again and keep in mind that reformatting will wipe the drive clean.

You can get your data recovered at a data recovery service. Our experience with these services has given us a 99% recovery rate. Costs start at about $750 and the average recovery has been around $1200. Go to http://www.datarecovery.net/contact-us.html

If you stored the data onto your WD storage unit the data is secured. In order to access the information, you may have to export/import the information back into specific programs. In other words, if you open WORD or EXCEL programs, go to the import/export file and attempt to rebuild your files that way. Secondly, if this doesn't work, you may have to access your files from your C:/drive prompts. If you're using a mac, open up iTunes and scroll to see where your WD is connected. If you can highlight the WD unit, right/left click or go to file, in the upper legend to see if you can rebuild or import/export the files back into your computer.

If you WD fell and you cannot access the data make sure the connector is not damaged on the drive. Look to see if the metal connector are all in place. If that's not the problem you might have to take it to a store to see if they can access the date for you and put it on a new drive.

Either call PNY or a company like SanDisk. They are very good at data retrieval and software you can download to get data from dead volumes

If the led light comes on then there's a possibility you can get access to your data with certain recovery programs like stellar data recovery although the OS may not recognize the drive. Here's the link you can look at http://www.stellarinfo.com

i had the same thing happen to me i took it upon my sell to open it up bad decision but i did find out that the arm that reads disc were stuck recommend you send back to manufacturer or a quality computer repair shop

Contact Toshiba through their main website Toshiba.com (Click on Toshiba for The Americas/Argentina: http://latin.toshiba.com/?locale=es_AR®ion=Argentina) or contact them by phone. If purchased in January of 2014, then it is STILL under warranty (even though the warranty may be void if the product is damaged)! Did you register the product when you first purchased it? If not, do so before contacting Toshiba about the problem. It is not too late to register it. You can do this online through their website. I'm wondering if you meant to say "FAILING" rather than "FALLING" in the question you posted. There is a big difference....because if you dropped the device (as in "FALLING"), the warranty may no longer be valid. But a product FAILURE within the first year would a product defect, in which case you should most certainly attempt to either get your money back, or else request a replacement (REGARDLESS of whether or not you can restore your saved data!!)!! Good luck!!

mine did not come with any pouch

Mine did not come with pouch. nor was a pouch mentioned on the box.

Yes it comes with a pouch.

I did not receive a soft pouch when I bought my drive. I had to purchase the pouch separately.

No it does not.

Yes it does.

No there is no pouch it wasn't mention on the things included, maybe a different brand not this one

No, but the "WD - Carrying Case for Select Passport Portable Hard Drives - Black", SKU: 9399135, works great for this drive.

mine didn't have a soft pouch

Yes, soft pouch is included with this product.

Yes. It also works on all versions of 7, Xp, Vista, 8, and 10

Yes

it should be. windows xp detects external mass storage devices

Yes

yes have it on an xp machine and working fine

Sorry not sure. I use VISTA and it works well with that. Also worked on Windows 7.

Yes

yes it is compatible with Windows XP

No sorry it does not windows xp is based on a fat32 system and large usb will not be read

Yes, this hard drive is compatible with Windows XP.

no but you can purchase the easy to use apricorn software at bestbuy to clone your current system and its very cheap in price too.

No

it is not

I did not see any imaging software with this drive when I got it.

No, mirror image software is not in the bundle, but I have Carbonite and need a drive for the mirror image. The passport is perfect for that purpose - very inconspicuous and totally trustworthy.

No. But you can always download one.

The external hard drive comes with only WD SmartWare Pro software.

No software was included with my purchase. You may want to check the PNY web site to see if any can be downloaded there.

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