Iomega 500GB eGo Portable Hard Drive, SuperSpeed USB 3.0/USB 2.0 Midnight Blue - 35313
- Fast - Up to 10 times the speed of USB 2.0; transfer speeds up to 5 Gbits/s: Backward compatible to USB 2.0
- Mobile - Compact, portable storage so small you can take it everywhere you go; Fast USB 3.0 interface available with no external power supply required
- Rugged - Perfect for travel environments, the Iomega Drop Guard Xtreme feature helps protect the drive from drops up to 7 feet!
- Secure - 256-bit hardware encryption; Iomega Protection Suite included (via download) including anti-virus and backup software
- 3 year limited warranty with product registration
The Iomega eGo Portable Hard Drive offers a stylish look that is fast, sleek, and rugged. Now with a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface, you can save your media in a fraction of the time - up to 10 times faster than USB 2.0. You'll need a PC with a USB 3.0 port for the best performance (drive is backward compatible for USB 2.0 use). 256-bit hardward encryption is built-in for data security (PC only) and Iomega Protection Suite including anti-virus and backup software is included at no additional cost (software available via easy download). Plus, the Iomega Drop Guard Xtreme feature helps protect the drive from drops up to 7 feet! Available in 2 colors (Ruby Red and Midnight Blue) with the Iomega Power Grip band and a 3-year limited warranty is in
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Iomega 500GB eGo Portable Hard Drive, SuperSpeed USB 3.0/USB 2.0 Midnight Blue - 35313
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cannot open jpg files from my Iomega HD80GB hardrive?I have photos on my external hardrive that I cannot open, and I get a warning everytime that I need to restore them by dragging them from Windows to somewhere else. I have Iomega Automatic Backup Pro installed on my computer and it is not working. This product is no longer under warranty and I would like to get these photos off of this external hardrive. I cannot open these jpg in any other format. Please, someone help me.
Answer by dung blast
Attempt system restore to a point when you are sure all is right. Or insert Windows installation CD and repair. Or rename the file extension which probably wouldn't work. Reinstall the Iomega and reconnect the drive, or connect it through another prot or plug.
I suggest you invest in Acronis or Norton Ghost (father of backup and restoring).
If you get that warning, maybe it is a rouge's fault. Scan your computer for malware using highest detection settings.
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