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Question: I have a Linksys wireless router with a usb 3.0 port on the back. Can this enclosure be connected to it and be accessed on my network?
Document: This was a plug and play installation. It is usb 3.0 but is also 2.0 comparable. I have it connected to one of the 2.0 usb's of my windows 7. The response is just like the internal hard drive. So far no issues whatsoever. The only thing to remember, is to unplug the red and black wires in the enclosure so you can open the enclosure fully. That way you will be able to put your hard drive inside.
Before deciding it was defective I tried it in a usb 2.0 port and it mounted fine. Then I updated my usb 3.0 controller (in Device Manager), making it work fine in the usb 3.0 port.
Received on time so retailer was great. However, when connected to a 3.0 USB port, the unit would connect/disconnect constantly. Could not copy more than one file. So, I switched hard drives (I have a few) and tried it and still the same connect/disconnect.
Arrived on time, packaged appropriately, and has been running for a couple of weeks now with no issues. Have attached to the USB port on my Linksys AC1750 router with a 3TB drive - works like a charm.
Received it today. It works intermittently. The blue light goes off when I power up my PC. Sometimes Device Manager sers it, other times not. The drive works fine when connected to an SATA port and not in the enclosure.
After a firmware update on Iomega network drives. 3 out of 4 drives no longer worked. I took a chance that the drives, all 1 or 2TB, were fine, that just the hardware within the enclosure might have failed. I bought the Sabrent USB enclosures as a replacement. All 3 of the drives now work fine using these Sabrent enclosure and I have all my data back and running. I do not have a newer computer using USB3, thus I can not speak about that.
Received this and installed a 1TB HD in it. Connected it to my computer via USB 2.0 and was almost instantly recognized by the computer. Switched it to a newer computer with USB 3.0 and had the same results. So far, so good. Easy installation and connection. I will say there is no fan, but it shouldn't be a problem, as it is an aluminum enclosure. Would recommend.
I have plugged all 3 drives into a Iomega iConnect to put everything back on the home network. They work great. Side note:  Iomega sent me an email stating the iConnect needs a firmware update... I will not be doing that!
It encloses the drive and connects it via usb 3.0, so I guess it performs as advertised. One blue LED which actually blinks when something is happening, which is better than can be said for a lot of these cheep enclosures I've bought.Recommendable for backup and occasional access, but buy something more robust if you'll be using it frequently.
I had this together in less than 10 minutes. My internal (from old win pc) 1tb Barracuda 7200 rpm slipped in easily. Now have a usb 3.0 1tb backup for my Mac Mini 1tb via Time Machine.Slick resolve to what would have been a several hundred dollar replacement. Easy install, great functionality and sturdy build. If I need it I will get another and suggest you get this too.
Answer: The answer is a qualified yes, because it depends on the router. Go to http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/GetArticle.aspx?docid=0868d4e24a6a468280c3cf270c1d6a31_21517.xml&pid;=1&converted;=0  for a list of the linksys wireless routers that support USB external storage. This will also tell you what you need to do to set up the storage. Keep in mind that the drive inside your enclosure must be formatted FAT32 or NTFS.