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What are the pro's & con's of internal & external hard drives if I need more space?
I got an external hard drive for my laptop. Internal Hard drives are more useful for desktop pcs. But even then an external drive is quite good. They are fairly portable, some more than others, making data transfer between computers much easier also. With a USB 2.0 connection the speed of transfer is good, you can run music or video files from it with not loss of speed (although transferring large quantities of data will take time as opposed to shifting files around on an internal drive). External storage is also getting cheaper and cheaper at the moment.
Not as sure about internal hard drives but i'd definitely recommend external drives for usefulness and user-friendliness.
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What are the prose and cons for taking your 2002 Sony laptop and erase its hard drive back to factory cond.?
Pro's: Clean working version of Windows.
Cons: You will need to redownload every windows update for the last 7 years (may take a while).
I just got these two cards: Sonnet Tempo SATA PCI-X Serial ATA Hard Drive Controller Four internal SATA ports / 3 Gb/s per port / Supports Mac OS X and Windows XP RAID / Hot-swap drive support … more info $159.99 Sonnet Tempo Serial ATA II X4P PCI-X Hard Drive Controller 4 SATA II compliant portsI'm connecting it to a windows xp machine and will try to access it as is first and if that doesnt work i will try UFS Explorer.This was the info I found here:Data Recovery on x86 (Windows) using UFS Explorer As with some other readers, I did not have access to a PPC box to recover data from my bricked Raid 5 TeraStation. Looking around on the net for some way to read the XFS Raid from a Windows box, I stumbled upon UFS Explorer[3] which can recover data from Linux partitions and Raid setups on a Windows box. Initially, the software could see the partitions but failed to recognize the file system on the Raid. I have spent a few days working with them and they have come up with a new version which can now read the data from an TeraStation XFS formated Raid 5 setup. The initial hardware setup simply involves connecting the four drives to an Windows box. Depending on your hardware setup, uou may need to get an additional IDE card to accomplish this. Once the hardware setup is completed, you can download the trial version of UFS Explorer at the link above and follow these steps. Create a virtual raid (my disk order was 1, 3, 2, 4) but it may need adjusting depending on how you connected the disks Select Raid 5, Stripe Size 64K and Left-Symetric. Once the raid partition is created, right-click and select “Fine File System”. If all works, you should then see the folder structure of the drive. The trial version of the software will let you browse all files and copy files which are