It is the WD20EARS-00MVWB0 I have, though it does say Advanced Format Drive, which then has an info box detailing how to get the most out of the drive in Windows XP. But then it wouldn't be the first time Westrern Digital have said one thing then done another (such as there Red drives not...
My concern is that it is telling me that my WD20EARS Green HDD (which is an Advanced Format drive) is only a "Standard Format drive" when it should be telling me that it is an "Advanced Format (AF) drive". A small thing reading over prpr's reply, it's just that it was seriously niggling with...
Sorry for my first post being a call for help, but this is driving me mad.
My original HDD for my Humax HDR Fox T2 starting showing signs of failure. With this giving me the perfect opportunity to upgrade, I swapped the old for a WD20EARS Green HDD from Western Digital. Having initially used...
It is the WD20EARS-00MVWB0 I have, though it does say Advanced Format Drive, which then has an info box detailing how to get the most out of the drive in Windows XP. But then it wouldn't be the first time Westrern Digital have said one thing then done another (such as there Red drives not...
My concern is that it is telling me that my WD20EARS Green HDD (which is an Advanced Format drive) is only a "Standard Format drive" when it should be telling me that it is an "Advanced Format (AF) drive". A small thing reading over prpr's reply, it's just that it was seriously niggling with...
Sorry for my first post being a call for help, but this is driving me mad.
My original HDD for my Humax HDR Fox T2 starting showing signs of failure. With this giving me the perfect opportunity to upgrade, I swapped the old for a WD20EARS Green HDD from Western Digital. Having initially used...
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