Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
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Question: I easily installed and formatted this drive in my Dell Precision T3400 running Windows XP, but when I rebooted the PC, I received a BSOD. A little research hinted that the cause was probably a bad driver, but the Hitachi website indicated that the Deskstar did not need a driver upgrade. Just for grins, I ran the free version of DriverMax, which showed the Intel ICH9 AHCI Controller driver was not up-to-date. The program easily installed the new driver, I rebooted, and I had a happy 4th of July.

Answer: Positive Review

Question: Great affordable mouse for all those casual i live off food stamps gamers out there my only complaint is that the dpi settings are too fast or too slow and I can't get an inbetween but I will adjust :D

Answer: Positive Review

Question: This little guy got delivered by Amazon a few days before it's original release. I am not much of a directions guy, but was extremely pleased with how easy this was to set up and how intuitive it was when it came to setting it up. I've got 1 workstation, 2 netbooks, and 2 laptops that backup wirelessly to this guy. If they are already on the same wireless network, it's simply a matter of clicking the 'add computer' button. There's no need to fuss with any of the backup settings unless you are particular, as it will do the work automatically for you. You can then either access your files via the console or remotely at your convenience. I can't stress enough how nice and convenient it is to be able to centrally access all my files without having to shuffle files back and forth between the local hard drives and having piece of mind knowing it's being backed up automatically. I previously did this with Time Capsule which while it worked at times, was tempermental and slow. I'm not sure how well this will work on Mac, but I am running various flavors of XP and Vista in 32bit and 64bit configs. I even decided to add another storage drive (Seagate Barracude 1.5tb 7200rpm)for redundancy. Adding storage was a simple as pulling out an open drive bay, popping in the new drive, then going into the management console to click through the add storage wizard which took less than a minute. Now I've got 2.6tb's of storage, more than I'll probably ever need and 2 open bays to expand down the road.

Answer:
Positive Review