Computer Not Recognizing Wd External Hard Drive

Protects my WD external hard drive.

This is my 3rd redundant WD external hard drive (all at once), to ensure backup of my data. I recently suffered a total hard drive failure of my computer. Bought new computer, ran everything including my back up email over to new computer, and I'm fine with no lost data. You cannot afford to not buy one of these if you have a computer!

Lots of room. No problems with my computer quickly recognizing it (unlike numerous other external hard drives I've used). Use them for long-term travel so the rugged body provides peace of mind. At this price, for this capacity and ease of use, it was well worth getting a second one in order to be sure many TBs of video and photo files are safely backed up.

The WD 12TB external Hard drive was perfectly priced to be a back up drive for my business. This is my third 12TB hard drive by WD.

I have several WD Elements Desktop External Hard Drive and all have served us well for backup.

I've use WD External Hard Drive for years, so far its my go to for Desktop Hard Drives.

I just added the WD 4TB Elements External Desktop Hard Disk Drive to my� back up solution (6 hard drives) and Windows 10.� I disconnected the power and USB cable from a full WD hard drive and replaced it with this new drive and fired it up. It works great, just like I would expect from Western Digital.

I am using this case to store my WD 2TB My Passport External Hard Drive. The cover is semi rigid which provides some protection against accidentally banging the hard drive, although I would not want to drop the hard drive. It also provides a separate area for storing the USB cable which comes with the hard dive. Very convenient.

Purchased this to transfer photos from another WD 4TB external hard drive as a backup.

I'm using this for my boot drive and it's working very well. No issues so far, although the WD software doesn't offer much other than recognizing the drive and checking for firmware updates.