Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
Example: I was very surprised at the high quality of the stitching, the sturdiness of the handles and the padding for my laptop. The price is amazingly low and the look is very good. I am quite happy with this purchase. It fit my MacBook Pro perfectly, with a little bit of room to spare.
Example solution: Positive Review
Example explanation: This rating is correct based on this review provided by the user as they liked the product very much and they were surprised that product is so good.

Problem: I received delivery of the product on 06/01/2012, and started testing on 06/02/2012.<br /><br />Let me first say that up until I purchased this product, I never had a complaint regarding price, installation, and system requirements for any Maxtor or Seagate HDD product, external or internal.<br /><br />The box states: \"Windows 7, Vista, XP (32-bit and 64-bit) Operating System or...<br />backwards compatible with USB 2.0 ports...\"<br /><br />However, that is a bit misleading.<br /><br />As per my usual caution, I downloaded and tested the new drive using \"Seagate's SeaTools\". It passed all basic and advanced tests EXCEPT \"USB Full Disc Erase\". Tested it twice, and failed both times after about 10 secs. I called Seagate support today (06/11/2012), and wasn't given a very good answer except that the drive had passed all the other tests. So, in their opinion, the drive was not defective. (See below for a more detailed account of my discussion with Seagate Support.)<br /><br />Okay...<br /><br />Started \"MS's Adminstrative Tools\" to setup the drive for use on my system. It came preformatted as a 2-TB drive and the balance of the drive as \"unallocated\" (Drive is the 3-TB version).<br /><br />I saved the installation software in a backup folder on my data drive, deleted the existing partition, and attempted to create a single partition. This couldn't be completed as Windows has a 2-TB limit on the \"Master Boot Record\" (MBR) format. Okay, no worries, just create a 2-TB partition and a second partition with the balance. Unfortunately, that 2-TB limit applies to the entire drive and not just the partition.<br /><br />However, Windows offers the option of setting the drive up as a \"GUID Partition Table (GPT)\" which is an \"Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI)\" format. OKAY! KOOL!<br /><br />Now to performing a full backup... Only Windows' Backup finishes with an error message. So, I try the software by Memeo included on the drive. Using Windows' Backup, I can perform acomplete Image-File backup. The software by Memeo can't. Hence, even with the drive setup as GPT, I still cannot use my existing programs to do the work I have completed successfully in the past.<br /><br />Today, 06/11/2012, I call support to determine if the drive is defective and require a warranty return? We discuss the test results, and determine that the drive has successfully completed all tests. The one failure allegedly has something to do with the 2-TB limit under Windows 7 (64-bit). Secondly, Windows' Backup has incompatibilities with the drive, and the included software hasn't the capabilities that Backup offers.<br /><br />The solution to these issues appears to be another software product that is available for free download from Seagate's website: Seagate DiscWizard. I am currently testing this product as I am typing this review.<br /><br />Regardless, I have come to expect better quality and service from Seagate. So, I am sadly disappointed by this product and lack of accurate information printed on the box.<br /><br />At the very least, a software driver that allows full access to the drive's capacity and features would have been an a nice \"invisible\" solution, but even that is lacking.<br /><br />So, my recommendation is to avoid this specific product: 3-TB, and stay with 2-TB's or less. My research suggests that there are hardware issues for older systems: the BIOS can't support GPT, and many operating systems can't fully support the capacity of drives larger than 2-TB's even with GPT.
Solution: Negative Review