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Old 28th November 2010 | 23:09
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Loose rivets
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Well sadly, after one and a half hours, I'm ready to stuff it back in its box and give it back to Staples. The only thing stopping me is that the $200 device was sold for $59.

My son got two. One WD, with a good set of write-ups, and this Seagate...with some really bad reports of bad documentation and almost impossible logic routes. Shame...it's nice and heavy, and I like that.

Some things seemed to go normally, but then the quick-start lost the plot. I am so glad I'm not alone in this, beginning to feel me age a bit these days.

User and Passwords not being recognized, erm, admin, admin. How hard is that? After some time if finally started to back the Cdrive up. Then got a big failed flag, and a nice set of calenders. I had selected no automatic backup, so they weren't much use.

Obviously the bloke that wrote the paperwork - all 79 pages of pdf, was pi$$ed. So, I'm going to get outside a bottle of something nice, and it will surely make sense. Doing this, hasn't helped.
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