USB External Hard Drive Backup System From Seagate
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I have been looking for an external USB backup for my main computer system. I have been using Seagate hard disks for the past couple of years since Seagate started to offer a five-year warranty on its drives. I also investigated other USB external drives from other manufacturers, but in the end chose a Seagate system. I purchased a 200GB drive from Tiger Direct for $145, which included all necessary cables and software.
The installation process was a no-brainer and went smoothly on my Windows XP Pro w/ SP2 system. XP immediately recognized the external hard disk and the included software installed without incident. Seagate uses a software titled Bounce Back Express which is user friendly and effortless to use. It was intuitive with a limited learning curve. I was able to make my first backup immediately after installation.
The system itself provides:
- Backup with the touch of a button.
- On/off button eliminates concerns that your hard drive hasn’t been shut down safely.
- Built-in self-monitoring technology continuously checks your hard drive for data safety and drive performance.
- Advanced software lets you quickly retrieve files.
Seagate also offers external drives with FireWire support. Drive capacity ranges from 200GB up to a whopping 750 GB in size.
This is a great way to back up your video, music, and picture files in case of a system crash.
[tags]seagate, external, hard disk, backup, software, easy installation[/tags]

2 Comments
Rick
August 20th, 2008
at 4:58pm
How do you do a backup with seagate. I tried creating a new folder in my computer by right clicking, however “new” didn’t come up. I’ve also tried copying and pasting from “c” drive to my seagate external harddrive “e”. Is there an easy way? Thanks for your help…
Ron Schenone
August 20th, 2008
at 6:15pm
Did you receive a disk with the drive that contains backup software? If so, use the software to do a backup. If you didn’t get a disk, ‘hello Seagate’.