I am interested in purchasing these thumb drives and wanted to know if they each had individual serial numbers?
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Each one has a little imprinted logo on them, but no serial number. When I pulled them up on the computer, it just shows up as No Name for the drive.
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No they do not, however you can format them to have a password so that they are secure. I only order, check YouTube for how to program a password.
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I see nothing marked on the case or embedded in "properties" electronically.
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IT seems it is USB 2. I have had no delays or problems loading up 15 gig thumb drives or with other USB devices.
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nope, your drive should be fine. These used to be shown as being OEM (NOT Retail packaging) shipped drives, but I don't see that now. So, if you were expecting a retail box, then return it; otherwise there are no differences.
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No, these are the latest models, you can tell by the actual model designation number. I think it ends in something like EFRX..... One of mine would not format initially, and WD overnighted me a new one... even before they sent me the RMA (Returm Material Authorization) !
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The drives did come with an invoice. I purchased 2 from the seller "313 Technology". I do not see this as one of the listed sellers. When I received the drives, to my surprise they were used drives (I personally do not purchase used drives). I contacted the seller as to why I am being sent used drives sold as new. They said it was a mistake. The seller did refund my shipping cost and reduced the cost of the drives to $20 each. So I decided to keep the drives and repurpose the drives in a non-client environment. And the drives did have 2/3 of the warranty left.
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In the case of the two drives I just purchased through Amazon but sold/shipped by "New World IT", the drives were manufactured 2-2011 and only have 1 year left on the manufacturer's warranty. Considered returning but since they were so cheap and for the specific purpose I need them for isn't critical, I'm keeping them.
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Yes, we received new drives with recent manufactured dates, and they are reported to come with full manufacturer's warranty, although I don't have direct access to those drives at this time, because they've been deployed in a production environment, and have been working flawlessly since they were installed. There are some reviews claiming to have received used drives, and I suspect the only real way to tell would be to check the serial number at Seagate's website.
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Yes, and don't forget to create an account online so you can always have the serial numbers and downloads. I just recently reinstalled my OS and the online account came in handy.
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I just checked www.wdc.com Typed in Serial Number from drive I received. Answer from WD: "The warranty for this product has expired. The product is not eligible for replacement. If you need technical assistance, please send us email." So either Seller is warranting this drive OR NO ONE IS!!! I, for one, would like to hear from the seller on this matter!
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what I ordered was Generic 60 GB 60GB 2.5 Inch Sata Laptop Internal Hard drive 5400 RPM For Laptop/Mac/PS3 (60 GB), they sent me a Toshiba one instead. It is working very well on my laptop but I can't remember what Part No and Serial No are.
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Serial number? I've never had a PIN for this unit -- which I just donated to a charity. By the way, my Microsoft replacement USB mouse has been great.
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Yes and no, I have two of them (2TB and 4TB), the 2TB is 7200 but the 4TB is 5900. It appears all of them are 7200 except for the 4TB.The models of the actual (internal) drives are ST2000DM001 and ST4000DM000. In case you want to google some more.
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This website should help. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/usb-3.0-thumb-drive-review,3477-7.html
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The ones being fulfilled by Amazon are not factory new, and different sellers would have different warranties probably ending at 30 days. These are used drives that may have been mechanically refurbished (mine wasn't physically repaired but it had been used).
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Well Lampe, you are correct. I bought the 128 GB Lexar thumb/flash drive which in one image shows the USB 3.0, the 128 GB, and the Lexar label all green while the body is black and white. Then, when you click on the title, the image becomes all gray. The good news is that the product arrived with the proper colors. I presume the 64 GB one would be OK, i.e., green. So, I suggest that you will be OK. But, you might want to check with Amazon.com on this issue. (I will be doing just that!)
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The company who makes the drive has a partial list here: http://www.fourcorners.com/usb-digital-library.html
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I opened mine up after both of them died. They had old used drives from 2007 in them. So it's potluck if you get one you can depend on. I bought these thinking I was getting new stuff. They don't make it easy to crack open to find out the truth. They were Seagate & WD drives from 2007 so are good brands. But being used they could have been abused, or well used. I could have got 2007 drives for almost nothing if that's what I wanted.