Re: IDE Drive in Enclosure
- From: "Richard Urban" <richardurbanREMOVETHIS@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Mar 2009 23:08:01 -0400
Just because this cowboy places a link to the MVP web page beneath his name
does ***NOT*** mean he is, in fact, an MVP.
All indications are that <<<<HE IS NOT>>>>
Until he posts a link to his official MVP profile do not believe his <<<SELF
ENDORSEMENT>>>
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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience
"THE C. [MS MVP]" <THE C.@xxxxxxx> wrote in message news:A38BC403-7AAA-4465-A8C5-BA663954D965@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I own 7 of these USB enclosures with Notebook drives in them. Take a very
close look at your "I am wrong" statement at newegg.com. 9 out 10 enclosure
come with a seperate USB for power and data USB cables. You are wrong Malke.
I will not disrespect anyone, unless they try to do it to me. Please its
really a waste of time to worry so much about me. MVP's such as yourself have
given very bad advice yourselves is like "calling the kettle black". Also I
work with a team of pro's. and for one person to claim to know "everything"
is quite a lie. I have work for MS privacy and disclosure unit for over 20
years. My life doesn't rely just in this NG for it is full of junk and
answers from everyone including YOU and everyone else. If it makes you feel
better to say other wise, then so be it. If I help 1, 2 or even 3 people, it
to me is a free job done well. Know one here knows anyone here personally...
so what? Please make it a great day.
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Computer/Software Expert
Charles Richmond
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
"Malke" wrote:
THE C. [MS MVP] wrote:
> Not very good adivce for the OP Malke! Just about all usb 2.5 > enclosures
> come with a usb power cord in additon to the USB data cable. This > depends
> on the drive being 4200RPM or 5400RPM which in my experience the power
> cord is required for all 7200RPM drives and some 5400RPM drives re: > power
> issues with USB devices.
On the contrary, you are wrong. Many external enclosures for laptops don't
come with a power cord. Sometimes they come with two USB cables instead.
And the fact that a (possibly cheap) enclosure simply will not work with a
particular computer is not uncommon.
Please post a link to your MVP profile.
Malke
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Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ
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