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Question: Work in port USB 2.0 This hard drive work in a port USB 2.0?Thanks
Document: I had connection issues from the day I took it out of the box. Sure, its USB 3.0 but you expect to have it work flawlessly on 2.0 as well. It worked but you often had to rattle the cable a bit on the computer port side to get it to fire up and have the computer recognize the drive. This happend on every computer I used this on in the short life span it had. I partitioned this HD 500gigs NTFS and 500gigs HFS. It worked just fine until I was writing some files last night on the NTFS partition.
I ordered the earlier USB 2.0 version of this hard drive from CAMSDIGITAL. They shipped me the USB 3.0 version, which was cheaper, but they charged me the higher price. When I installed the included back-up software, my system hung. When I tried to run the included back-up software, my system delivered a "Blue Screen Of Death". I communicated these issues to CAMSDIGITAL and got lies in response. They shipped a drive I didn't order and refused to take it back when the drive they shipped didn't work with my system.I bought two 250GB Canvio drives for off-site back-up and they worked fine.
I've had this drive for close to a year now, and it has been excellent. It's small, quiet, and has more capacity than I presently need, although I expect it will fill up soon enough. My computers don't have any USB 3.0 ports, so I can't speak to the 3.0 transfer speeds, but it does just fine with USB 2.0. (I bought a USB 3.0 drive because I'll probably upgrade my laptop next year and it will have a 3.0 port.
I've read many reviews here from this and other portable hard drives and still went with this one.All the external hard drives I've had over the years have been touchy, it's for there protection. so for me this is not an issue, also some reviewers said this is a proprietary cable, that is not true its a standard USB micro 3.0, and you can even connect a regular 2.0 from most newer cellphones and it will work in every way except the auto shutoff function.That said, i liked the product very much it's fast, compact and very nice looking, it's way smaller than I though.
Plugged this hard disk into the USB of my computer at it didn't work initially. I thought it is suppose to be backward compatible to USB 2.0. I didn't try on other PCs without USB 3.0. I loaded in the USB 3.0 drivers to make it work. I did a 20 GB file transfer (multiple files and directories). It is blazingly fast compared to USB 2.0. Transfer speed shows 20-25 Mbps. It took around 18 mins or so. I am happy with the purchase.
a few things on this hard drive:* we're disappointed with the usb3.0 - it works fine with a 3.0 port on our newer computer, but we can't play movies off of the hard drive through a 2.0 port on our older computer without having issues* it's extremely touchy - moving it even a little while connected will cause the connection at the hard drive to separate and therefore interrupt your data flow.
This Toshiba Canvio is a small portable hard drive that is relatively fast and offers USB 3 speeds. The only instructions that came with the drive was a small picture that showed how to connect the cable to a computer and the drive. The first time I connected the drive to my Windows 7 box I received an error message that no driver could be found. I tried connecting the drive again and Windows 7 then found a driver for it. My computer does not have a USB 3 port so I was connected at USB 2 speeds.
After a careful review of all the warnings posted here, I went ahead and purchased the 1tb model because of the convenience that it's portability promised. A couple of reviews said these problems were, of course, addressed and remedied by Toshiba..and I really wanted it to work fine. So I ordered one.Every problem listed in this topic was included in my order. The USB connection, while snug, will still disconnect at the slightest movement. Seriously, if I wanted a stationary deskbound drive, I would have purchased one...what I wanted was portability, for use in the field and on the sofa..this is not that unit.Even worse, the speeds I'm getting are no faster than, and possibly slower than the transfer speeds I regularly get from my 5 year old Iomega USB 2.0 drive.
I bought this because I had just bought a toshiba notebook with 3.0 connectivity and figured I can not go wrong with a hard drive from the same manufacturer. The 3.0 connection was tempermental from very beginning. It would work if you set it on a desk where it would not move. Using it in the car or the airplane would not work, it disconnects.I used it with 2.0 connectivity while mobile, but after 6 months the connection from the hard drive itself became loose and currently it has become so unstable that I have bought another hard drive from another manufacturer and I am in process of transferring my data.
no? moving along -#2: Start>right click "computer">manage>disk management>right click on Disk 1> change drive letter.Is the action greyed out so you cant click it? ya me too..  (note: Drive 0 is your computers internal drive & if you have more than 1 harddrive connected, your drive numbering will be different, just look for the one with no letter).And for my last ditch effort-#3 OK so this one I made up after the previous 2 didnt work & since I essentially had a paperweight & nothing to lose: with the boxes graphic face up, gently insert a razor blade above the rubberized grip where it meets the hard plastic and twist.
Answer: Yes USB 3.0 cables will work with USB 2.0 ports on your computer. You can even plug a USB 2.0 micro cable into the port on the drive. By design all USB 3.0 micro ports can accept USB 2.0 micro plugs also. You of course won't get the extra speed of USB 3.0Toshiba Canvio Plus 1 TB USB 3.0 Portable External Hard Drive E05A100PBU3XS (Black)