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	LaCie d2 eSATA II 3Gbits Hard Drive SATA II (eSATA single port) 3-Year Limited Warranty
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Documents Downloads Datasheet [pdf · 893 KB] Downloads User Manual [pdf · 938 KB] Downloads LaCie 1-Click Backup (1.7.2893 Win, 1.2.1 Mac) · March 13, 2008 SilverKeeper · November 5, 2008 Go to the Downloads page Frequently Asked Questions PC LaCie Setup Assistant - Windows What file system format should I use? My drive keeps clicking and can’t be accessed. My drive crashed and I need my data. Do you offer data recovery? How do I contact LaCie for technical support? May I make modifications to my LaCie product? How do I disconnect the drive? Can I just unplug or power down the device while the computer is running? The LaCie .pdf manual for my drive says to partition the drive into one FAT32 and one HFS partition to use the drive between Windows and a Mac. I am having trouble doing this. What precautions should I take with my LaCie drive? View all related FAQs MAC How do I install a drive on Mac OS X? What file system format should I use? My drive keeps clicking and can’t be accessed. My drive crashed and I need my data. Do you offer data recovery? How do I contact LaCie for technical support? May I make modifications to my LaCie product? How do I disconnect the drive? Can I just unplug or power down the device while the computer is running? The LaCie .pdf manual for my drive says to partition the drive into one FAT32 and one HFS partition to use the drive between Windows and a Mac. I am having trouble doing this. What precautions should I take with my LaCie drive? View all related FAQs View All \| Knowledge Base Home USB devices non-functional on Mac OS 10.4.9 Summary: USB devices non-functional on Mac OS 10.4.9. Mac OS 10.4.9 introduced a problem with the USB subsystem. Many USB storage devices can not function on Mac OS 10.4.9. The best solution is to use the built-in software update to bring the computer to the latest version of Mac OS. If this is not an option, there is a workaround available. Follow the procedure below to allow the use of USB drives without updating: Insert the Mac OS installation CD. Locate the Developer Tools installer, and double-click it. Install the new utilities. With the drive connected, open the USB Prober application (this was installed into MacHD --> Developer --> Utilities) The drive will appear as expected now. This must be done each time a USB device is connected until the system is updated. Simple erase in Mac OS Fix volume corruption on Mac OS X Set up a software RAID in Disk Utility Options when a disk does not unmount Mac OS error code -1309 Fix volume corruption - Windows Vista Use the Mac file system on Windows Fix Volume Corruption - Windows XP Find a drive in XP Disk Management Physical troubleshooting View All \| Knowledge Base Home Using Online Troubleshooting: We’re sorry you’re having difficulty with your product. To save time, please try our interactive Troubleshooting before contacting LaCie Technical Support. Choose the scenario that best describes your problem. Work through the steps that the system presents. After each step, select the answer that best fits your results. If Troubleshooting does not solve your problem, all steps will be forwarded to a Technical Support technician. If your problem is not listed here, please select “Contact LaCie” to be put in touch with Technical Support. What is the situation you are facing? Mac OS X The disk does not show on the desktop. I am having difficulty with Time Machine. Error messages are appearing. The drive is making clicking sounds. Some files will not transfer to the drive. Windows XP / 2000 The disk is not accessible on Windows XP. Some files will not transfer to the drive. The drive is making clicking sounds. Error messages are appearing. Windows 7 / Vista The disk is not accessible on Windows Vista. The drive is making clicking sounds. Some files will not transfer to the drive. Error messages are appearing. Please Log In So that we may better assist you with your problem, please log into the LaCie Web site. Creating an account and logging in is simple, and helps you get personalized support.