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Question: Is this compatible with a Western Digital WD800JD-75JNCO internal hard drive from a Dell computer?
Document: My Western Digital enclosure broke when I plugged in the wrong kind of power source. I bought this as a replacement. It turns on when no drive is connected but doesn't work with a drive connected. I know my drive works because I've plugged it into my computer.
I had some s***ty Western Digital "My Book" hard drives that died on me. (Never buy those! NEVER!) Well, they actually didn't die. That's what's infuriating. WD just makes their enclosures so s***ty that the USB port eventually breaks, leaving you with a perfectly-fine hard drive that you can't connect to anything.
I bought several USB 3.0 HDD enclosures on  Amazon recently. One was DOA, one said it accommodated 4TB drives, but failed on a 3TB drive. Of three enclosures tested, only this MediaSonic ProBox served my needs.I tested using a new 3TB Western Digital drive (Western Digital Caviar Green 3 TB SATA III 64 MB Cache Bare/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD30EZRX)Western Digital Caviar Green 3 TB SATA III 64 MB Cache Bare/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD30EZRX.
I put a 4TB red western digital HDD in this enclosure, and take it with me where ever I go. Keeps drives drive well protected and I usually see the average transfer rate around 220MB/sec! I am very pleased!
Like the title, it was no brainer installing an internal hard drive into this thing. After installation, just hook it up to a computer as you would any external hard drive. I replaced a hard drive in my desktop with a new one, so I am putting this in an enclosure, so I can use it as a back up hard drive.
On Windows 7 64-bit this enclosure works right out of the box with 3TB drives like theWestern Digital Caviar Green 3 TB SATA III 64 MB Cache Bare/OEM Desktop Hard Drive - WD30EZRX, so what's not to like?Well, to start with, the enclosure is made out of plastic instead of metal.
Very simple to install an internal hard drive in the box. It has USB 3.0 capability and works great. Slip in the hard drive, slide the cover back on, plug in the power supply that's provided, and then hook up the USB.
That's it.And now it is hard (and expensive) to return the product. I will try to find a compatible AC adapter elsewhere...
If you have a hard disk that u want to convert into a usb 3.0 compatible portable then look no further. Be advised this 3.5 inch is for pc hard disks so read the instructions before u order it to make sure u really need this exact model.
I started out being very impressed with this enclosure - my need to it started with frustration. My Dell Precision Workstation did not accept my new 3TB drive, and after some searching found that it was a known issue, and was not going to be fixed by Dell.Now I had a shiny new, huge drive, and what to do with it?
Answer: I'm not sure the exact model bit I used wd hdd