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Did my Seagate External Hard Drive die?

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Alright, so the past month or two we've been having issues with accessing the external hard drive.  Turns out, what I thought I ordered ( Seagate STBV1000100) was actually apparently the older model (Seagate SRD00F2). 

 

Now we had used this hard drive for about a year before we saw any of these issues.  It is externally powered but I am running only a single usb cable (not a y).

 

I can look at the HD on my wii, but when I'm trying to acess data or download new games onto it, it's giving me errors.  A few easy questions to see if it's worth my time to keep trying to use this HD or if I just need to get a new one.

 

1.) Do you think I would benefit from trying a y cable?  I don't currently own one so I'd have to go out and get one.  However, as I stated, this HD is already externally powered.

 

2) Do you believe that the issues I'm seeing are a result of slight incompatiability since it is the older model (bare in mind though I did buy it brand new in box about 13 months ago).

 

3) Am I hopeless trying to avoid spending money when it's obivious that my hd is currently nothing more than a black paper weight with a small blue LED on it.

 

4) Do any of you have a recommendation for a HD?

 

5) If a train leaves Pittsburgh Pennsylvania traveling 60mph and another train leaves chicago traveling 45 mph, how quickly do you think I can resolve this issue before I take it outside and smash the hard drive with a ball peen hammer.

 

Thanks for any help any of you can give me!


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