Got my shiny new ......
... external Hard Drive.
It came with no Software, just the drive .... what do I do with it now, it is showing as a drive, so thats fine - it's entirely empty, again fine.
But I'm a bit stuck now - it's FAT32, I read somewhere I should Format it as something else - like NTFS?? Or something like that? Why? should I?
And how do you organise your external drives - are the just a dumping space? I'm supposing that you keep some kind of filing system? Folder called Photo's for example? Or is that just too simplistic?
Any advice?
It came with no Software, just the drive .... what do I do with it now, it is showing as a drive, so thats fine - it's entirely empty, again fine.
But I'm a bit stuck now - it's FAT32, I read somewhere I should Format it as something else - like NTFS?? Or something like that? Why? should I?
And how do you organise your external drives - are the just a dumping space? I'm supposing that you keep some kind of filing system? Folder called Photo's for example? Or is that just too simplistic?
Any advice?
jeez even now hell be filling it up with copies of threads hes started on here so he can regurgitate them at a later date
Pete not being disrespectful to the others that have offered advice but I am very aware of this type of problem with external drives and internal software issuses.
Bottom line line is you NEED TO RECONFIGURE THE WARP DRIVE !!!!!
Bottom line line is you NEED TO RECONFIGURE THE WARP DRIVE !!!!!
Well, it took 1 hour to back-up 17GB ..... that's impressive! 
When I go to 'explore' whats on the drive it just fires up the Back-Up wizard and asks me if I want to restore the files ...... thats all very nice if I have a crash, but I quite fancied having a look to see what was there and whether it was what I wanted.
I also wanted to take that back-up file and copy it on some CDs (but I've just realised, that would eat up 26 discs!?
)
When I go to 'explore' whats on the drive it just fires up the Back-Up wizard and asks me if I want to restore the files ...... thats all very nice if I have a crash, but I quite fancied having a look to see what was there and whether it was what I wanted.
I also wanted to take that back-up file and copy it on some CDs (but I've just realised, that would eat up 26 discs!?
)
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