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Seagate Dashboard Initial Job Pending Software Protects And

Seagate Dashboard Initial Job Pending Free Utility That

Seagate Dashboard software protects and backs up the digital files on your computer and mobile devices As you know, Seagate Dashboard is a free utility that pre-installed on Seagate hard drives, including Backup Plus and Central.I upgraded to Windows 10 over the weekend and my external hard drives no longer work.

Type “ Troubleshooting” without quotes and click onNext and follow the on-screen instructions.Try the drives on a different device and check if it works.If the issue persists, then you need to check with Seagate.Seagate Dashboard -Troubleshooting:- Error/Message: Initial Job PendingIn future, if you have any issues related to Windows, do get back to us. We will be happy to assist you. What OS are you backing up What backup software are you using What is the connection (i.e. USB, SATA) you are usingMy laptop recognises the drives when I plug them in but I get an error message "Initial Job Pending" on each drive in the Seagate Dashboard and my backup log has been wiped clean.Error/Message: Initial Job Pending First, simple try hitting the refresh button. If the backup job still doesn’t start, try the troubleshooting below. Potential Cause(s): Task was not create in Task Scheduler Solution(s): Create task in Task Scheduler.

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However, I needed to go to Seagate’s website to download software for it to show in Windows Explorer. Upon plugging in my Backup Plus for MAC, Windows 7 64-bit installed drivers flawlessly. Note: A small mistake in handling registry files may lead to systemCrash (so better opt for Microsoft Support on handling registry files). So we request you be cautious and please make a note on what you are deleting in registry folder."Putting aside that I've no idea of how to take a registry settings back up, I did get nervous when they said this could lead to a systems crash.Do you have a simple solution to get my drives working? I figure I can't be the only one who is having this issue.Follow the steps to run Hardware Troubleshooter.

However the Youtube upload and share feature was very simple and easy to use. With the youtube feature, you can only upload (I presume due to copyright infringements on videos?). With Facebook and Flickr, you can upload as well as download. I found upon completion of registration the email sent to you says, ""Your purchase of a Seagate Dashboard-enhanced drive qualifies you for a free year of Seagate Cloud Storage Service Powered by Nero.""I don't have a Facebook account or a Flickr account so I didn't test these out, but from the videos I watched at Seagate's website, it is very similar to the YouTube feature. By the way nothing auto-runs when you plug it in, and can just start using it as storage (2.72 actual TB) or you can install the Dashboard software for the full experience of the Seagate STCB3000900.After the Dashboard installation you will be offered to register your product with Seagate.

5400 RPM drive (slow for USB 2.0 users - see Other Thoughts).Overall Review: DATA TRANSFER (163 GB write test):On USB 2.0 data burst 40MB/second and then maintained a 30MB/second run of approx. Select thumnails, add info, you still need to go to youtube.comCons: It only has a 2 year warranty. Also, to edit your videos, i.e. With 3 people on my home network, full throttle uploads rob bandwidth from the connection to fulfill youtube upload speeds, thus I use a network limiting program for this very reason. Would have been nice if the youtube program was featured with an upload speed controller.

5 foot power supply.Also the drive shuts down when the computer shuts off and also has power settings to sleep the drive.The drive is pleasant on the eye with a gray vented center bezel with two outer black shells that have a rubber feel to it.1TB drives are going for $60USD and up, and with this drive you get 3TB in one appealing size case that looks great with just about any computer. 3 foot USB cable and approx. 3.0 USB users will find the 5400 RPMs to be well sufficient.This drive has the capability to go from a PC to a MAC with to additional complications other than really, just plugging it in and doing the initial software installation as mentioned earlier.This drive can be formatted if you choose and just treat it like a 3TB USB driveAnother great feature at the bottom front face of the unit is the power LED light with 4 vertical slits that light up telling you how full the drive is becoming.The drive comes with approx. So this drive is a 5400 RPM drive. 13+ minutes.From all the info I could find on drive RPMs (which isn't very much) I have been forced to come to the conclusion that the ""Turbo"" and ""Pro"" for Seagate's Backup Plus models are 7200 RPM, leaving the remaining of their backup products to be 5400 RPM.

Topic for another day and the US Department of Justice for price-fixing one day soon I hope.-Do not use this drive unless you have USB 3.0 for certain!-No On/Off switch & (really Seagate? Why?)-Seagate baits you with 1 free year of cloud storage, (not enough to copy your hard drive, so what’s the point?) After that, prices for a years of their cloud storage are as follows: 10GB - $19.99, 25GB - $49.99 and 50GB for $99.99. I would never buy this drive at this price, using the last few years of data, this hard drive should be about half what you’re asking now. Yes Seagate, you lose TWO FULL stars minimum for taking advantage customers “just because you can” & colluding to keep prices high under the guise of “floods in thailand” (though the only one of your several worldwide factories that was in Thailand AND it was at a higher elevation and thus was not affected by the flooding waters). Much MUCH faster than their 2TB in the same form factor.And for you people without USB 3.0 speeds, here the tests for you:Cons: Two year warranty a little better than minimum (vs 1 yr), but don’t get me started on the fake hard drive shortage, the wink and the nod between this new duopoly of Seagate and WD colluding to keep prices high and warranties short. If you don’t do lots of tiny files, no worries, but they have a very fast hard drive in here. HD movie).I want to point out something here, this is THEE fastest external hard drive I’ve tested for small files, (by a factor of several TIMES faster) if you do a lot of tiny files, this is is literally the best you can get unless you use that WD Thunderbolt HDD in RAID 0 setup.

Anyways.The tech in me really likes the removable port and thinks it’s actually pretty cool for three reasons: 1. And it’s got the brushed aluminum silver front and stop strip. It’s not the Piano Scratchy Black, or the plasticy plastic finish, it’s like this matt-black velvety.

In the old days you only had 1 choice, try it in another computer/USB port or open it up. (without destroying the case). This means you never really have to open up the enclosure, which is nice, and I don’t even know if it’s elegantly possible. Since the adapter connects up with the back of the hard drive inside the enclosure, if needs be you can plug in the HDD directly into your motherboard if maybe you need some more speed and USB 3.0 is not fast enough or you need to troubleshoot something.

Anyways, hope this helps you decide if this HDD will work for you.(*Note: Like I said, all data was transferred to and from a RAMdrive (with read and write speeds at 5.2GB/sec - no bottlenecks here, this is the fastest speed possible)It's got a great look and feel with its rubberized mat finish.It just feels more solid than others I've tested.It is formatted HFS+ which is better than being formatted FAT32.Some MAC files store extra information that can be lost when storing them on fat32.It works on MAC or PC (PC software by paragon is downloadable at support.seagate.com/crossplatform)I tested it 2 ways (MAC, PC with HFS+ software) both worked without a hitch.PC Compatibility software from Paragon (HFS4Win.EXE) is a $50 value.The base just pulls off the main drive body exposing a standard sata connector.I plugged in another sata drive and boom it was instantly a usb 3.0 external too.This would be really handy if you ever had a laptop die and you took the drive out of it.You could just plug the bare drive into this and get your data off of it.