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MY CLICKFREE BACK-UP DRIVE WILL LIGHT UP WITH POWER,BUT IT WONT START THE BACKUP

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7/23/2022 10:12:44 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Jul 23, 2022 • 313 views
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1. LARGE FILE BACKED UP ON CLICKFREE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE IS NOT SHOWING ON THE BACKUP

don't use clickfree, ever. a 2009 xp/vasta mess ! use this to backup. and also backup to 2 things not one. backup to a USB stick memory Udisk 2nd. our us MS cloud to Backup. or burn a BLuray Disk. BD-R https://www.2brightsparks.com/download-syncbackfree.html
12/17/2019 2:41:58 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Dec 17, 2019 • 190 views
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How do I transfer files backed up on Clickfree from my old computer to a new computer.

no PCs stated nor OS. there is no answer possible (answered late) these old HDD ext do not run on newer OS than VISTA. even vista the manual tells you , backups must be tweaked. making click free a lie, In my book. and a dream failed. what I do is forget click free dream? (learn to do your own BU) format the USB drive to Fat32 or NTFS (now it is generic drive) then use free, and learn it works to any HDD or SSD , internal; or external, any. https://www.2brightsparks.com/download-syncbackfree.html
12/17/2019 2:38:38 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Dec 17, 2019 • 845 views
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Why is my clickfree now not backing up some of my documents?

no click free model stated at all, there are lots, 2009 to now. NO PC STATED NO OS stated at all , not a clue. XP to W10, or MAC or? windows answer. run smart tests on it first. this thing is old right? get crystalinfodisk.exe free. https://crystalmark.info/en/software/crystaldiskinfo/ run that, and point it to the USB drive. yellow or red warning is a bad drive.!!! no if's and's nor BUT's no OS stated, most those old clickfree only work on VISTA/ or Xp most are 10 years old now, and the click free IDEA was silly. it will not work on W10, that is silly for them to think this would work. but they will tell you sorry, we never dreamed of W10 in year 2009.
12/17/2019 2:33:27 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Dec 17, 2019 • 134 views
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I have the Clickfree Automatic Backup 750GB* and I cannot retrieve previous years information

10 years old now. this HDD. and will be hard to use on all versions of windows, xp up to W10 ( all use different storage folders) and is VISTA only device, what PC? what OS?? W10? using what PC last year? using what this year,? 750GB C6 2.5" Portable HD USB 3.0? when you backup, and using w10, you must click the USB icon on the task bar , before shutting off PC, or you will lose data. taskbar right lick usb tiny ION, pick eject Udisk. if you do that you will never lose data on the external HDD you have. (ive done this 10,000 times now , no loss) this act purges the data buffers, to the EXT hDd.(cache) reading your manual now.,page 11 states

Microsoft Windows® Vista® (any editions)

• Microsoft Windows® XP (any editions) • Mac OSX 10.5 Leopard running on an Intel processor if I had this old device Id low level; format it and use it like generic and normal. HDD external. and drag files to it or use syncbackfree v8 to keep what I wanted data synced. They had dream then that was in fact silly. silly to think MS would keep directory structures the same A FAILED IDEA.

12/17/2019 2:05:30 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Dec 17, 2019 • 135 views
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Windows 8.1 Clickfree C2 when I try to open wants to format drive. Clickfree is full but I still want to access files on it

it have virus no alternate without formatting.
5/1/2019 6:54:56 AM • ClickFree... • Answered on May 01, 2019 • 99 views
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My HD523PU 500GB clickfree auto backup

Please give more information about your problem.
3/21/2019 11:22:55 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Mar 21, 2019 • 63 views
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I had to get a Windows 10 new computer. I connected my C2 750 GB Clickfree to it to backup and it did not start up as before. How do I get it to start? Ed

Unplug external drive. Restart PC until normal. It will come back. Once back, plug in external drive. Then it is read. You cannot start(boot) PC with a live backup drive connected unless you change the boot order in your PC bios (sometimes called post). If this is not easy for you. Best to plug in after boot up.
3/3/2019 9:09:10 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Mar 03, 2019 • 437 views
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My clickfree has decided not to work after 10 yes- any suggestions other than buy a new one?

click free used a disc and 10 years is a good length of time for a cd unit now you need to buy a clickfree that uses solid state hard drive that has no moving parts
3/18/2018 1:27:13 AM • ClickFree... • Answered on Mar 18, 2018 • 335 views
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Click Free drive prompts to install Net Framework

There's a repair tool and other possible fixes in the following Google search: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1&ei=W-qIWqi6E6LW5gK1j7DYBg&q=install+Net+Framework+error+message&oq=install+Net+Framework+error+message&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0i8i30k1l2.44802.46095.0.46807.6.6.0.0.0.0.109.599.3j3.6.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..0.5.496...0i8i7i30k1.0.2qECe5BNIlY
2/18/2018 2:53:45 AM • ClickFree... • Answered on Feb 18, 2018 • 103 views
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Windows 10 does not reconnizes clickfree

FIRST CONTROL THE USB CONNECTORS SECOND USE IN ANY CASE A LINUX LIFE CD/DVD/ USB TO MAKE YOUR PC BOOTABLE IN A LIFE DISTRO TO SIMPLY CONTROL THE USB PORTS AND THE DRIVE. BECAUSE THAT WILL ALWAYS LET SEE YOU THE DRIVE IF ITS IN GOOD CONDITION..
1/23/2016 5:25:37 PM • ClickFree HD535... • Answered on Jan 23, 2016 • 1,324 views
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How do I retrieve my information from a Clickfree backup harddrive that is no longer working?

the clickfree hard drive is the same as any other hard drive and when it fails it has lost everything there are computer shops that may be able to retrieve the data on the disc but you will have to ring around to find one try places on the net
1/10/2016 8:35:15 PM • ClickFree... • Answered on Jan 10, 2016 • 443 views
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Clickfree cannot be fixed because of an I/O device error

Not much you can do except sending it to Clickfree.
9/27/2014 6:58:27 AM • ClickFree... • Answered on Sep 27, 2014 • 137 views
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Are thrre drivers for the clickfree hd535?

Many USB devices do need drivers, but if you computer is connected to the internet, when you connect hard drive up to your computer, it will automatically search for the correct driver and download it and install tour device, with the message (at the bottom right of your screen) 'Your new hardware is installed and ready to use'. Sometimes, devices use drivers already included with your operating system, eg WD external HDs. Some are plug'n'play - you do not need drivers. According to (3) reviews of this I have seen on Amazon, it is as easy as it seems. 22.April.2014
4/22/2014 1:25:13 PM • ClickFree HD535... • Answered on Apr 22, 2014 • 261 views
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Data on clickfree is from my old XP, when i connect to my newer windows 7 computer, it wants me to format.

Win 7 doesn't recognize the format of XP drive. Put the Click drive on an XP machine on the network and copy files you need then format on Win 7 machine.
3/30/2014 5:22:54 AM • ClickFree HD535... • Answered on Mar 30, 2014 • 267 views
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Circuit Board of my ClickFree Hard Drive Model #

When you opened this enclosure, you probably noticed the harddisk inside. If it is the circuitboard of this harddrive which needs to be replaced, you should look for the manufacturer of the hardddisk (Seagate, Western Digital, Toshiba, or Samsung) , the type of harddisk and it's manufacturing date. With this data you can try to find a used harddisk at i.e. eBay.When it's just the circuitboard of the enclosure, which connects the harddisk to your USB-port of the PC, you're more lucky, since you can buy for about 15 USD a new USB-enclosure at i.e. eBay incl. shipment.
10/19/2013 3:32:10 AM • ClickFree... • Answered on Oct 19, 2013 • 196 views
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Faulty circuit board of clickfree hard drive

This is en external HDD. This means, there's a HDD inside the package, and a small PCB (print with tiny ICs on it). If you're lucky, the PCB is defective, while the HDD is OK. In that case, you only need to look for another USB Harddisk enclosure for a 2.5 inch SATA harddisk. Maybe your local computer-store sell these casings, otherwise check internet (eBay for example)To be sure it's either the HDD or the PCB, just open up the casing and remove the HDD. Insert this HDD into a PC, connecting it to the motherbord over a SATA-cable (and don't forget to use a powercable too).If the HDD becomes visible under Windows or whateven operating System you use, than it's indeed the PCB, which is defective. If the HDD is not visible, maybe the HDD is defective. In such case, you can find at internet a new(er) HDD of identical make (brand / type HDD)
10/18/2013 1:47:08 PM • ClickFree HD325... • Answered on Oct 18, 2013 • 111 views
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Length of time backing up

Most likely it is hung. Kill the backup and start over.
12/18/2012 7:51:35 AM • ClickFree... • Answered on Dec 18, 2012 • 96 views
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Installing a program on desktop from notebook which has no disc drive.

If u hv a USB capablity then copy to usb and transfer using that. Otherwise if u hv a "cloud/web" account like Google then try transferring thru that by saving into the web and downloading from there. Blutooth transfer could also work. cheers
8/5/2012 4:51:27 AM • ClickFree 500GB... • Answered on Aug 05, 2012 • 92 views
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I need to format

I'm sure the OP no longer needs to format their Clickfree C1 HD325 for use on Mac OS X, but I'll answer this question for anyone else who may need a solution.Before you begin, there are a few things that you should know about Clickfree C1 and Mac OS X compatibility:-Most Clickfree devices are compatible with Mac OS X 10.5 or higher, but there are some Clickfree C1 devices that aren't compatible with Mac OS X. If your Clickfree C1 was manufactured prior to 2009: your Clickfree C1 won't be compatible with Mac OS X. -Take a look at the label located underneath the Clickfree C1: if you see WD08xxXM (WD08 is what's important here, you can ignore the rest of the numbers/letters that follow), your Clickfree won't be Mac OS X compatible. -Formatting the Clickfree C1 using HFS+ will prevent any Windows operating system from detecting the Clickfree correctly. Try formatting the Clickfree in NTFS from a Windows computer for compatibility with both Mac OS X and Windows. Pre-requisites:-A Mac using OS X version 10.5 or better-Administrator rightsTry the following steps to format your Clickfree C1 for use on a Mac (note that this will erase the contents on your Clickfree C1):a. Using your keyboard, press the option key + command key + spacebar at the same time; a finder window will appear b. In the search field located at the top-right of the window, type: Disk Utilityc. Finder will perform a search, and will display the Disk Utility application icon; double-click on the Disk Utility. The Disk Utility application will startd. Plug your Clickfree into USB, wait a few moments for the application to recognize the Clickfreee. Click on Clickfree Backup Media from the left side of the Disk Utility window f. Select the Erase tabg. Click on the Volume Format drop-down, select: "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)"h. In the Name field, type: CF_Storagei. Click on the "Erase" button. j. Once the erasing is complete, close the applicationk. Unplug your Clickfree from USBl. Plug your Clickfree back into USB
7/30/2012 6:07:37 PM • ClickFree HD325... • Answered on Jul 30, 2012 • 722 views
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