Seagate harddrive utility

Stnbrk New here Posts: 9 Joined: Sun Oct 30, 2016 12:41 am TS-231: Can't access NAS via Browser anymore (Connection Refused) I connected an external USB-Harddrive to my NAS and startet about 6 transfers of various sizes. One roundabout 500 GB in size.Went away for a few hours, came back and couldn't connect to my NAS anymore. Google Chrome says "Connection refused".What can I do? I'm a NAS noob. Maybe I should add that.Just bought the thing but set it up according to a long tutorial video by QNAP.I use a TS-231 with a Mac and two Seagate HDD with 4 TB each.Thanks. CylonCenturion Re: TS-231: Can't access NAS via Browser anymore (Connection Refused) Post by CylonCenturion » Sun Oct 30, 2016 5:10 am stnbrk wrote:I connected an external USB-Harddrive to my NAS and startet about 6 transfers of various sizes. One roundabout 500 GB in size.Went away for a few hours, came back and couldn't connect to my NAS anymore. Google Chrome says "Connection refused".What can I do? I'm a NAS noob. Maybe I should add that.Just bought the thing but set it up according to a long tutorial video by QNAP.I use a TS-231 with a Mac and two Seagate HDD with 4 TB each.Thanks.can you provide sceenshots? stnbrk New here Posts: 9 Joined: Sun Oct 30, 2016 12:41 am Re: TS-231: Can't access NAS via Browser anymore (Connection Refused) Post by stnbrk » Sun Oct 30, 2016 3:06 pm Well, I can only provide screenshots from the error messages from Google Chrome.But they're in German, as I'm in Germany.The error messages are:ERR_ADDRESS_UNREACHABLEERR_CONNECTION_REFUSEDERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUTYesterday I pulled the power cord and put it back in. Then, after powering the NAS back up again I could access it.So i connected the USB-Harddrive again and started the data transfer. After a few

Or you see your Apple logo. Then you can let go.Does your Seagate external storage show now?8. Check If Your Seagate External Hard Drive Shows Up On Another MacAt this point it’s time to see if your Seagate external hard disk drive will work on another Mac.Take your drive to another Mac and plug in. Does it show up on that other Mac?What about on a Windows PC?Does it show there?If your Seagate storage shows up on another computer. Then you’ve the opportunity to copy your data off the drive. Just in case.It’s an opportunity to recover data you thought lost. Do a data transfer and when you have your files safe. Then you can deal with your USB drive on its own without worrying about your data.Ask yourself what is the difference between that other Mac and yours. That will give you a clue about what to do next.9. Are You Using A USB Hub To Connect Your Seagate To Your Mac?Your USB hub could be your issue. Test out plugging into another USB port on your hub. Does your Seagate external drive show up then?Or take your USB hub out of the equation and plug your Seagate drive directly into your Mac.If your Seagate external disk shows up. Then you know your hub caused your problems.10. Are You Using Seagate Technology’s ToolKit Software?It’s worth checking the version of Mac OS X you’re running. Versus the version of the Seagate Toolkit disk management software.You may have recently upgraded and there isn’t a version of the software that works on your Mac OS X version.Or there is bug and you need to wait for a compatible version to come out.Also, double check your software versions if you’re using NTFS driver software on your Mac. It could be a compatibility issue with your Mac operating system causing your Seagate storage not to show up.Generally, I’d recommend that on a Mac you use the standard software that’s part of your Mac operating system to use your Seagate external hard drive. Your Mac’s operating system software is always compatible with your Mac.11. Seagate Drive Not Showing Up Mac – Mount ManuallyThe next thing to do when your external hard drive won’t show up. It to use your Mac disk management software – Disk Utility.And mount the drive yourself. It’s pretty easy to do.Start Disk Utility from your Applications Folder > Utilities. You’ll find Disk Utility inside the Utilities folder.Start up Disk Utility and it’ll open a Disk Utility window. Then set Disk Utility to show all devices.At the top of your Disk Utility screen look for the view option. And from that menu pick the option to show all devices.You may need to

Click on the arrow to the left hand side of your Seagate external hard drive to expand the list.Look for the eject symbol by each of your Seagate drive’s entry on the expanded list.Then click on each eject symbol. Wait a few seconds. And check to see if manually mounting makes your Seagate external storage show up on your desktop.If that doesn’t work.Next click on each of the entries for your Seagate in turn. Then click on the Mount button. The Mount button is in the button bar at the top of your open disk utility window.That’s another way of mounting your hard drive so it shows up on your Mac.12. Run Disk Utility First AidUse solution 10 above, to mount your drive in Disk Utility. Then run First Aid on your drive.First Aid is part of the Disk Utility application on your Mac. It runs a check for errors on your Seagate external storage.As long as your drive is in Mac OS Extended, APFS (Apple File System). Or ExFAT format you can run Disk Utility First Aid on your hard drive.First Aid will check your drive’s partition map for errors. And for bad sectors on your drive and repair those.To run First Aid. –Click on your Seagate hard drive where you first see it under the External heading. Then click on the First Aid button in Disk Utility’s button bar.If First Aid doesn’t run the first time you try it. Eject your drive. Put your Seagate data drive on another USB port on your Mac and run it again.13. Seagate External Hard Drive Files Not Showing Up MacThere could be an error on your drive where your files are all there on the drive. But are hidden.Ask your Mac to show you hidden files.Open up a Terminal Window.Application > Utilities > Terminal.Type in:defaults write com.apple.finder appleshowallfiles YESReturn.And then see if the files on your Seagate external hard drive show up.14. Check Your Seagate Drives FormattingWhen you’re having odd problems with your ExFAT Seagate drive. Sometime it shows up and sometimes it doesn’t. It’s worth checking your drives format.I’ve had an ExFAT Seagate drive ship and it’s not quite in the right format to use reliably on a Mac.ExFAT is a file system format that is shareable between a Mac and a Windows computer. But a Mac needs a drive formatted with a GUID Partition Map. Not a Master Boot Record.You can check on this in Disk Utility. Plug in your Seagate external hard drive. Start up your Mac’s disk management software Disk Utility.Click on your drive.If your drive shows ExFAT and Master Boot Record for its Partition Map. Then the only thing is to copy off your files somewhere

Game I can again play one mission. 2007-06-28 10:55:16 - Operating System/Rating: Windows Vista AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLI install the game, but when i launch the game, don't work 2007-06-29 10:22:08 - Operating System/Rating: Windows Vista AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLThe program loads on to the computer with vista, but will not run at all. 2007-10-14 17:03:13 - Operating System/Rating: Windows Vista AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLGame loads but will not start up. Any suggestions?Love game but cannot play it at all. 2007-11-07 22:21:27 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLI have a harddrive running in fat32 where I have installed Janes USAF, It runs great at that hd in XP, I have tryed to install it in ntfs, but then it won't run at all.... I Have tryed this at other games that normaly dont run in XP and they all work... TRY Fat32 to older games.. It may solve the problem, it did for me.I will try it in Vista too.. 2007-11-20 11:14:01 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLI couldn't play with USAF on XP... The menu cames on, and the "flying" is also loading, but at the end, it crashes. I run the game in "win95 mode", and I also installed it in win95 mode. Its version is 1.01f, and I can't install the 1.02...:S 2007-12-06 08:41:24 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP AnonymousPost License:GNU LGPLHi, I have Windows XP SP2, P4 Intel 3.4 prescott,3gbs memory,MSI motherboard 865PE Neo2-P,and Seagate Barracuda 250 uata harddrive. I have finally gotten Jane's installed,and

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