formatted to work with PC?
1743867
No; for Mac. But, as Michael stated, it's easy to format it for PC and directions are provided with the documentation.
1628013
Yes but you have to format it. Pls read the specs first, though. I bought mine for PC.
2171761
This should work without drivers. As long as the PC can handle the USB receiver which is USB 2.0 it should be fine. I have used this on 3 different pcs and did not load drivers on any of them.
1305684
Yes and no. It doesn't necessarily need formatted but the computer you are using it with will probably need the proper drivers, if you are using it as an external hard drive.
1944724
Go to computer see the device and right click you will see properties see if gives you format click it
1861523
I believe you can format it for PC even though it was designed for mac. I have 350 of it designated as a mac partition and 50 of it designated as a PC partition, just in case I have to store something from a PC. You can check the LaCie website for more information.
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You will need a piece of software like pinnacle studio, and probably a composite to USB converter (I recall having issues with drivers in Windows 7).
371134
I don't know what format your pc file is. I use mine with an SD card transferring JPG or IMG files without problems.
675067
No drivers necessary. Just plug it into your USB port and it functions as expected. I formatted mine once by accident, but did not need to install any driver afterwards.
1261630
No, you can download the drivers as a dmg or zip. You'll have to use 800x600 resolution though, and make sure you get it working before the presentation.
576186
when i purchased mine it was formatted for mac. In windows i had to format it in disk management to fat32 to work for both mac and windows.
134559
Yes, You may have to format to work. The one I bought was exFAT. exFAT is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.5 or newer, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
2079170
Yes. Just need to format it in a format thats appropriate for Windows. Like exFAT. There are some formats that will be read/write for both Mac/Window. These will be most versatile
416566
It should. I would imagine that you'd just have to format it. If you connect it to a USB port, your computer should prompt you by saying that the device you've just connected needs to be formatted before you can use it. All you would have to do then is click the right button. I'm guessing that there will be a "Yes" button, a "Format" button, or a "Start" button. Once that is complete, you should be able to use it.
8454
No reason why it wouldn't. You can format it for the file system of your choice from within your OS.
1555712
sorry, i really dont know. i use mac osx 10.6.8. from what i've read on it you can get drivers/format it for windows, but i'm not sure which.
520021
Shoot, that's a good question. I believe it is, but I'm not totally positive. I have a regular PC and desktop that work fine with it. Sorry.