He says that (apparently) our Power Adapter is just fine, because he connected it to another External Hard Drive and it didn't give any problems. Im using 2 external hard drives one as an extension of the Mac which I have only pictures and videos stored (LaCie 2TB HDD), and the other one as a backup aka Time Machine (Seagate 6TB). and one of the storekeepers tried to connect it with another Power Adapter, it worked fine for a minute or so (apparently), but it stopped again and repeated the same thing. Answer: A: Answer: A: My bad, I should have been more specific. My mom took it today, to the store that we bought it at. And a lot had described the exact same problem, and a new Power Adapter solved it for them. I tried searching up online and a LOT of people said that it has to do with the Power Supply/Adapter. It doesn't connect to the computer at all.
it kept making a spinning noise, as if it's trying to start (this goes on for about 2-3 seconds, and the blue light appears), then it stops and restarts again. Then the next day, when I tried to turn it on. The last time I used it, it was functioning perfectly. 3+ years? I had no problems with it, until yesterday. This will allow us to view the drive’s health.
Now click on Disk Management on the left hand side. Even though it is super oldskool, and only hold.
#Old lacie external hard drive how to#
Document the disk number provided in this window (Disk 1, Disk 2, etc). A quick video to show you how to remove a hard drive from an old LaCie enclosure - I also then test the removed hard drive in an Orico USB3 caddy to see the. I just found a real old looking LaCie external HD that my school was throwing away, all I have is the HD, and cords for power and parallel port. I've been using a LaCie External Hard Drive for the past. Right click on your external drive listed under Disk Drives. Document the disk number provided in this window (Disk 1, Disk 2, etc). I happen to have stumbled upon this site while searching online for support, thought I'd give it a go. Right click on your external drive listed under Disk Drives.
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