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1. #MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC FOR MAC#
2. #MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC INSTALL#
3. #MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC PORTABLE#
4. #MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC PC#
5. #MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC PLUS#

#MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC PLUS#

#MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC PORTABLE#

The My Passport Edge (PC-version) portable hard drive incorporates WD SmartWare continuous and automatic backup software to create a copy of users’ computers’ content to ensure personal digital files are backed-up and protected in the event of computer loss or theft. The My Passport Edge (PC-version) portable hard drive incorporates WD SmartWare continuous and automatic backup software to create a copy of. My Passport Edge Review Software To Create.

#MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC FOR MAC#

WD’s new My Passport Edge hard drives is dressed in a premium all-aluminum exterior that will not just compliment the looks of your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air but make the hard drives more durable and feel solid. The My Passport Edge for Mac is also compatible with Apple Time Machine for added peace-of-mind and seamless operation out of the box with one’s Mac computer. The My Passport Edge for Mac is also compatible with Apple Time Machine for added peace-of-mind and seamless operation out of the box with ones Mac computer. The are available at a capacity of 500GB from select retailers at a recommended retail price of S$129 for the My Passport Edge and S$149 for the My Passport Edge for Mac.

#MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC PC#

Your data isn't going anywhere soon.WD My Passport Edge Portable Hard Drive for PC and Macġ8 September 2012, Singapore – The WD My Passport Edge Portable hard drives for PC and Mac with USB 3.0 comes with a variety of security features that protect the drive’s content. If you do have to use a data recovery program and you don't get it all the first time, try tweaking the program you are using or try another program. If your operating system was Windows I would recommend several to you. Several people here have mentioned data recovery programs. I have done it with western digital hard drives, never with your model of hard drive. I've never had a time where I tried it and it didn't work.

I have done this successfully several times. If you need to use a data recovery program you will also need enough free space on a hard drive to move the data over to. I like the metal look on the Mac version a lot more than the plastic look on the PC. As far as I’ve been able to find the only difference between My Passport Edge for Mac and the version for PC is the material (plastic-ish for PC and some metal for Mac), the backup-software and the format (FAT32 for Mac and NTFS for PC). A good data recovery program will find your information anyways. Hello, So I’ve been looking at the My Passport Edge for some time. Don't pay attention to that and do not format it. If the heads didn't make it to their parked position your drive will be recognized by the computer and it may say the HD needs formatted. If the reading heads made it to their parked position not only will your hard drive be recognized but your data will be fully accessible with out the aide of a data recovery program. Then take the good controller board and attach it to the one that has your data. You need to repeat this process with the newly acquired hard drive. You need to release that cable if one is there to remove the controller board from the hard drive. Pay close attention while you are doing this because there maybe a delicate ribbon cable coming from the hard dive and attached to the controller board.

#MY PASSPORT EDGE FOR MAC INSTALL#

Heres something your My Passport for Mac Quick Install Guide might not tell you: Hard. You need to remove the screws and slowly, gently lift the board away from the hard drive. If you originally used a Passport drive with an Apple computer. If you turn your hard drive over you should find screws attaching the circuit board to the hard drive. You need to acquire another hard drive with one of the previously mentioned model numbers. Try data recovery programs prior to following my suggestion. If I am wrong on my surmise of the situation.

The hard drive doesn't spin, isn't recognized by the computer. Your data is on the HD platters, it isn't going anywhere. Your drive has a twin with a SATA interface instead of the USB interface, WD Scorpio Blue model WD5000BEVT. The controller board on it is known for being problematic.

What you have there is a WD Scorpio Blue drive in the 500GB flavor, model number WD5000BMVU.