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Seagate Drive Detect: What Is It and How to Use It


If you have a Seagate, Samsung, or Maxtor hard drive connected to your computer, you may want to use a simple tool that can help you identify and diagnose your drive. This tool is called Seagate Drive Detect, and it can tell you the model number, serial number, and firmware revision of your drive without removing it from your computer. In this article, we will explain what Seagate Drive Detect is, why you need it, how to download and install it, and how to use it to test your drive.

 
Introduction


What is Seagate Drive Detect?


Seagate Drive Detect is a free software program that works with Windows operating systems. It can detect any Seagate, Samsung, or Maxtor hard drive that is connected to your computer via SATA, USB, FireWire, or eSATA. It can also detect some external drives that are branded by Seagate or LaCie. Seagate Drive Detect does not require any installation or configuration; you just need to run it from your desktop or from the command line.

 
Why do you need Seagate Drive Detect?


Seagate Drive Detect can be useful for several reasons. First, it can help you find out the basic information about your drive, such as the model number and serial number. This can be helpful if you need to contact Seagate support or check for firmware updates. Second, it can help you run a quick or a full test on your drive to check its health and performance. This can help you identify any potential problems or errors with your drive before they cause data loss or failure. Third, it can provide you with a direct link to Seagate's in-lab recovery service if your drive is damaged or inaccessible.

 
How to download and install Seagate Drive Detect


Downloading from the Seagate website


The easiest way to get Seagate Drive Detect is to download it from the Seagate website. You just need to go to the Software Downloads section and look for Utilities and Plugins. There you will find the link to download DriveDetect.exe, which is a small file of about 200 KB. You can save it on your desktop or any other location on your computer.

 
Installing from the command line


If you prefer to install Seagate Drive Detect from the command line, you can follow these steps:


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It also offers services such as disk clone, bootable media building, mount/dismount images, universal restore, etc. Besides, MiniTool ShadowMaker enables you to sync your files to two locations and keep them in pace.


In the last, we will try the most effective method. In this method, you will use AOMEI back upper to create a bootable media and then clone the hard drive under the Windows PE environment. AOMEI back upper gives you multiple utilities, like support schedule backup. Support schedule backup gives the assurance of protecting your files and avoids data loss. You can schedule the backup like daily, weekly, or monthly. Furthermore, it also supports email notification, which keeps you updated about all the procedures, like completion and any errors. Lastly, AOMEI back upper also has a function of compressing your data without compromising the quality. However, these are the methods to use AOMEI back upper to fix the Seagate disc wizard clone error.


Instead, I recommend you drop your GPT requirement. Even if the disk contains data you want to preserve, you can do a lossless GPT-to-MBR conversion with gdisk, as described in my gdisk documentation here. This will produce an MBR disk that you should be able to make bootable.


Another issue you must understand is that most OSes, including both Windows and Ubuntu, have installers that try to install boot loaders for the same boot mode in which the installer booted. It sounds like you're trying to use a second computer to do the OS installation, so it's imperative that you boot the OS installers in BIOS mode if you want the resulting disk to be bootable in that mode. This may require enabling the BIOS/CSM/legacy support in the firmware setup utility, and you'll need either luck or enough knowledge to take control of the boot process to force a BIOS-mode boot. See this page of mine for more on this topic. Note that details of how to force a BIOS-mode vs. an EFI-mode boot vary from one computer to another.





Since Seagate DiscWizard has many of limitations, you can turn to an alternative - AweClone to help you clone a hard drive on Windows or Mac. It supports to copy hard drive, create bootable clone, make disk image, etc.


2-When I create partitions on Windows XP I don't have problems, but I am curious to know why all partition programs have a limit for the smaller size of the cluster with FAT32. For example, if I create a FAT32 partition with more than 600 GB, Mini Tool forces the minimum cluster size to be 16 KiB.
Other programs have other different limits, I remember that Partition Magic forced a minimum cluster size of 32 KiB in +32 GB partitions.
Is there a physical limit?
I can easily format FAT 32 partitions with +1 TB and 4 KiB cluster size with Guiformat FAT32 Format.

3-I would like to know if there is any physical limit so that the most modern Logilink USB adapters do not work with +5TB disks (4 TB limit). And that these with the updated firmware have a limit smaller than 2.2 TB.
I'm still looking for other USB adapters that work with +2.2TB drives. Please comment.

I am also going to comment that I have bought another disk, this time 6 TB Toshiba P300, no computer is able to detect it, neither internal SATA nor external USB. I think the drive is faulty. I've already taken it to the store, all are problems.
There is no real evolution, Mini Tool Partition Wizard 12.5 free has its latest version for Windows XP
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The evolution of the program has been to add Google Analytics to retail version, 12.6 no longer works with Windows XP. It is now spyware.


You're able to build a bootable recovery disc, too. If your hard drive becomes corrupted and Windows will no longer start, boot from this instead, restore your last backup, and everything should be back to normal.

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