Windows 10: Windows 11 Will Not Recognize External HD - ADATA HD710

Hard drive is not recognized when I plug in. It will pop up and ask to initialize when I bring up disk mgt. Both options result in a Data Error: Cyclic Redundancy Check, When I take a look at the device properties in Device Management: "This device is working properly." However there is an event in the log: "Device settings for USBSTOR\Disk&Ven_ADATA&Prod_HD710&Rev_2AR1\02B08081500200000073&0 were not migrated from previous OS installation due to partial or ambiguous device match."I tried uninstalling device and unplugging and restarting multiple times. No change in this beha

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ADATA Updates External Hard Drive Range with HD710 Pro and New HD650

ADATA Technology, a leading manufacturer of high performance DRAM modules, NAND Flash products, and mobile accessories today launched the HD710 Pro durable external hard drive alongside an addition to the best-selling HD650 range. The HD710 Pro improves on its HD710 predecessor by exceeding IP68 dust and waterproofing plus military-grade shock resistance. It enhances the safeguarding of stored data against accidents, damage, and the rigors of active lifestyles, and is available in four colors. The HD710 Pro offers up to 4TB capacity. The refreshed HD650 arrives in a stylish light blue over black color scheme, also providing 4TB capacity - a new milestone for unpowered USB external hard drives. Together, these two new USB 3.1 models bolster the ADATA external hard drive portfolio, giving consumers more choice.









HD710 Pro: more durable and bigger than before
The original HD710 proved quite successful for ADATA on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. The HD710 Pro improves on it with enhanced dust and waterproofing that boosts its durability for use in harsh environments and the outdoors. It exceeds IEC IP68 requirements, being completely dust-tight and able to withstand up to 60-minute submersion in 2 meters of water. It also meets and passes MIL-STD 810G 516.6 requirements, surviving shocks and impacts associated with drops from up to 1.5 meters. The HD710 Pro uses a custom triple-layered protective build and implements G-Shock sensor technology that stops and restarts drive activity when shocks or vibrations are detected to prevent data corruption. The drive features an ergonomic USB port cover for effortless open/close, and a useful wrap around groove for storing its USB cable. Red, yellow, and blue variants are available in 1TB/2TB, while the black version goes up to 3TB/4TB.

HD650: new shade of a proven classic in all-new 4TB
Like the HD710 Pro, the HD650 also uses tough triple-layered construction to protect stored data, and features the same G-Shock sensor technology. The refreshed HD650 ships in a light blue over black color scheme and most importantly offers consumers up to 4TB capacity, double the 2TB maximum on previously-released HD650 drives. This capacity was traditionally only possible on bulky external drives that required a dedicated power supply, and so the updated HD650 is a major step in offering users efficiency, good value, and increased storage expansion through widely-compatible USB 3.1.

 

ADATA's DashDrive Durable HD710 is Now Available in the US and Canada

ADATA Technology, announces that the DashDrive Durable HD710 portable hard drive with an USB 3.0 interface is available in the US and Canada. The DashDrive family adds military-grade waterproof and shockproof (IPX7) protection to the company's impressive lineup of external storage device.

With the HD710 you no longer have to worry about accidental spills or drops destroying all your precious data. The housing of the HD710 is comprised of a unique silicone material making this external hard drive tough enough to handle life's daily abuses.











The HD710 is capable of handling the toughest conditions while still delivering the blazing fast USB 3.0 transmission speeds consumers have come to expect. The USB cable tucks into a wraparound exterior slot in the drive casing so you don't have to fret about the cable hanging loose.

The DashDrive Durable HD710 is now available in the US and Canada in capacities of 500 GB, 750 GB, and 1 TB through selected distributors and resellers.

The suggested retail prices for ADATA's DashDrive Durable HD710 are below:

- 500 GB: US$94.99
- 750 GB: US109.99
- 1 TB: US$129.99

For further product information, please check:
http://www.adata-group.com/index.php?action=product_feature&cid=2&piid=168

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Windows Backup and Restore not recognizing external HD

I'm trying to create a disk image of my computer running Windows10 with this hard drive

My computer recognizes the drive, but Windows backup and restore doesn't.

So far, I reformatted the HD, and also verified that I have the most recent driver for my external HD

I also ran troubleshooting scan on Windows 10, and there was no issue.

I've read multiple threads regarding this issue, and I've done what were suggested.

Are there any other recommendations?