Windows Version In Order

I have been satisfied with the service. Updates are seamless and operates just like the windows cornel version.

Order the 256 gb version. It meets all the needs for my usage.

Going to eventually buy a bigger version of it because it worked so well on smaller windows for being able to see outdoors.

this one lasts quite a while. Also, recently upgraded my pc to windows 11 and downloaded the latest version of HP SMART . Seems like everything related to printing/scanning is working much more reliably now.

Plug and play, no problems. I have always had good luck with Asus products. So far I copied my document and photo files onto double layer blu ray discs and burned a tv movie that was recorded on my hard drive to a blu ray which came out perfect. One odd thing, the enclosed software would not install, I ended up buying version 13 versus the enclosed version 8 of recording software that was included with the drive. No trouble at all with version 13, I have a feeling it had something to do with the changes in the latest Windows 10 version that the version 8 didn't like. Even with that little drawback, I'm very happy with the performance of this drive, just expect to buy some burning software if you are using the latest Windows 10 version.

I used a smaller version for several years with my windows tablet and was well constructed and I kept a pen and mouse in the side pocket.

We use the MAC version of these keyboards at my job. Needed a Windows version for the Premiere Pro system we're using to work from home and this is great. Comfortable and responsive, and good layout of Premiere Pro function keys.

Remember when Win 10 was the last version of Windows? Yeah, me too. It's hard to find in both a physical media and with an install key. I'm not thrilled about the price but Bitlocker and being able to remote into a PC are things I use so it had to be the Pro version. Mainly I got this as most upgrades/OEM licenses tie you to a motherboard, it dies and so does your license. The retail version is supposed to allow you to migrate to new systems, so thinking a fe years ahead and long term use.

The drive is exactly as advertised. �The Windows version comes formatted using the �Windows NT standard. �If you have a Mac and want a color other than black: �Buy the Windows version in whatever color you like and reformat it for Mac. � To do that, plug it into your Mac, and install the Western Digital Mac utility that comes on the drive. �Use that utility to erase & reformat the drive �-- you'll get an error message if you try to reformat it using Apple's Disk Utility if you have High Sierra. �It reformats quickly and - voila - you have a Mac-compatible drive. � If you want to retain the software that comes with the drive, just copy it to your desktop, reformat the portable drive, and copy the software back onto it.

I had a previous version (DVC-170) and had to upgrade to a device that was comapatible with my new computer running Windows 7 64-Bit.