1. Q:

how to recover files external hard drive not recognized from Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Pro?

My external hard drive Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Pro shows a error that seems the external hard drive not recognized,how to recover files?

A:

With Aid File Recovery Software,you can recover files when external hard drive not recognized from Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Pro by the function “recover partition ” or “unformat” or “undelete” or “Full scan” .At least there is a chance to recover your files back. But if the external hard drive has damaged physical,software can not help you. Sometimes the external hard drive is only a few soft or logical or system errors.Sometimes you only changed a new usb data line.Sometimes you only need to connect to another computer.

The GoFlex shares many of the same design characteristics with the other drives in the Seagate FreeAgent Go lineup, including a 0.55-inch-thick case and a sleek, unassuming silhouette. Seagate offers the drive in four colors (silver, red, black, and blue) and a variety of capacities ranging from 320GB all the way up to 1TB.The casing separates the GoFlex into two parts: the hard drive and a proprietary cap that ends in a USB 2.0 plug. To go along with this new drive, Seagate sells a variety of “personality cables” to fit USB 3.0, FireWire 800, and eSATA, in addition to docks and accessories that let you access data on the go using software licensed from Pogoplug. nside the drive itself, you’ll find a 2.5-inch hard disk that spins up to 7,200rpm, giving it an extra boost in speed compared with the typical 5,400rpm drives in most external hard drives, especially when paired with the USB 3.0 cable. And though the personality cables cost more than their standard off-the-shelf counterparts, they also offer you the flexibility of purchasing only the cords you need, while still leaving the option open for connection upgrades in the future. Product reps from Seagate tell us that a personality cable is in development that supports Light Peak, Intel’s new cable technology intended to replace USB, FireWire, HDMI, SATA, and SCSI as the standard.

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