Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionIs a usb chord included?

Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Unfortunately the hard drive does not have any musical skills. :) BUT YES - it does come with a cord.

  Answered 3 years ago by BrianVerified Purchase

  Helpful (2)Unhelpful (1)ReportAnswer this question

Q: QuestionWhat is the RPM of this drive

Asked 3 years ago by Dave.

• A:Answer Hi Dave! The RPM of this hard drive is 7200 RPM. Toshiba Support Alvin http://tvna.compal-toshiba.com/us/en/

  Answered 3 years ago by Toshiba Customer Care

  
  Helpful (0)Unhelpful (0)ReportAnswer this question

Q: QuestionWill this work with an older Mac desktop

Asked 3 years ago by Ruby.

Q: QuestionDoes it work on ps5

Asked 4 years ago by Djthrill303.

• A:Answer Yes

  Answered 3 years ago by Fucho

  Helpful (0)Unhelpful (0)ReportAnswer this questionShow more answers (1)

Q: QuestionIs this compatible with ps4?

Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Yes It works with playstation 3, 4, 5, Xbox one or series x/s and PC with Windows 10, 8.1, 8 and 7

  Answered 3 years ago by Fucho

  Helpful (0)Unhelpful (0)ReportAnswer this question

Q: QuestionDoes this product include its own backup application? (I don't like using Windows Backup Settings.)

Asked 3 years ago by Rains.

• A:Answer I DON'T SEE AN ANSER TO THIS QUESTION: Does this product include its own backup application? Is there software on this harddrive to do a backup? Do I need to install my own software?? This still seems to be an unanswered question.

  Answered 2 years ago by Bettyb4

  Helpful (0)Unhelpful (0)ReportAnswer this questionShow more answers (1)

Q: QuestionThe 4TB HDD: Retail package says it is compatible with Window 10 and 8.1, but no mention of Windows 7. Can it be used with Win7 PCs?

Asked 4 years ago by WindowsCompatibility.

• A:Answer ANY USB hard drive is compatible with ANY Operating system. Short answer, yes. (Just plug it in and use it) Long answer, don't fall for a manufacturer marketing a hard drive compatibility to a specific OS Windows for the past 20+ years = NTFS or FAT (both work) I prefer and recommend NTFS, although FAT is universally acceptable between major OS's. Just search "how to format hard drive in windows 7" ...or whatever if you're ever curious .. just swap out operating system and version and you'll be unstoppable against the hard drive manufacturers. Takes a couple minutes generally.

  Answered 3 years ago by BrianVerified Purchase

  Helpful (1)Unhelpful (0)ReportAnswer this questionShow more answers (1)

Q: QuestionWhat is the speed on this drive?

Asked 5 years ago by Rick.

• A:Answer read/write speeds around 150MB/s. 

  Answered 5 years ago by Cwood31Verified Purchase

  Helpful (0)Unhelpful (0)ReportAnswer this questionShow more answers (1)