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I also found it extremely useful for backing up my data, and an advantage of this system is that you switch ON the drive only when you need access to the data, thereby reducing the wear on the disk drive. After connecting the unit, all the partitions on the docked drive appeared as individual drives in the 'My Computer' window. I just recently bought a refurbished Windows 7 computer on eBay and wanted a way to be able to access the data on my old drives without permanently transferring them to the new PC, and thought this dock station was a great solution that worked well. The average Chinese person in Shenzhen usually has a high IQ and can figure things out, however we Brits need clear instructions for this. Since this is a very simple plug and play product, they probably thought that instructions would not be required.

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Windows 7 detected the docking station and installed the USB drivers automatically, and all the partitions on the drive appeared as individual drives. I decided to connect through another USB port on the front side of the PC and that seemed to work fine.

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After a while, I managed to figure out that the software was for the one touch backup (OTB) and cloning facility only.

Therefore, I inserted the accompanying software CD and decided to read the instruction file, however, all it had was a list of OTB programs.

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You can download it here: hardware-cloning-manual.zipĪt first, when I connected the docking station to the PC, I did not see any new drives appearing in My Computer, therefore I assumed I may need to install a driver. On the front cover of the manual, there is a clear title, 'Hardware cloning manual'. The product is great however the paper-based user guide was very sparse andĪbout the cloning and OTB facility only. Please refer to the table below, which shows the models and their capability. All the models have a one touch backup (OTB) facility, however not all have the one touch cloning (OTC) facility. Many computers provide a socket such as this for connecting external mass storage devices. If you have never heard of eSATA, then it is simply SATA with a special plug and socket arrangement for connecting external storage devices. These docking stations are compatible with XP, Vista, Windows 7, MAC, and Linux operating systems. It connects through a USB 2.0 port, and does not have an integrated card reader. Model 875D is the basic version known simply as 'IDE / SATA Docking'.

It is a backup and cloning solution with an integrated card reader, supporting CF, SD, XD, MS, and Mini SD, T-Flash, and Micro SD formats up to 32 GB in size. The 'All in One HDD Docking' is a docking station, which accepts 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch IDE and SATA hard disk drives (HDD) up to 2 TB in size.