Recent content by LucaRaheb

I'm building a new gaming PC (hopefully to last a while) and I'm a "Measure 16 times cut once" type of person, so I would love to know I'm getting the best bang for buck (or close to it). My plans are to be able to play VR games, and to play general games for the distant future. I'm using...

Yeah, I Guess I'll Have to send it back or get it checked out at a computer store. Thanks for the help.

I guess so, I'll have to see if i can get my hands on another drive, but all I can say the enclosure is probably not working. Thanks for the (very) quick response. -Luca

Hmm, I'm not any closer to finding the problem. I used a different cable (Three of them) and tried it in a desktop again (I tried the disk checker and it said it was fine, i also checked the S.M.A.R.T Table and still found nothing bad). So unfortunately I'm not any closer to seeing whats wrong...

OK, I'll do that as soon as I can, I'll also check out the USB cable to the actual enclosure because it doesn't seem to be of very good quality. Thanks once again for taking your time. I'll try to write back when something happens. -Luca

OK, Thanks, Ill see if I can return the enclosure and get it replaced. In the mean time I guess I could try the old PCB enclosure thing again. Thanks for the reply's! -Luca

Thank for the quick response! Unfortunately, I only have the one drive to test the enclosure with, I really did just assume the enclosure would work considering its brand new. And no I didn't see anything with the likes of a enclosure in device manager (I tried again as I'm writing this now)...

I have a WD 1.5 TB Hard Drive, one that I've had for a while (and have confirmed works in a desktop), but seeing I now have a laptop I had to buy a External Enclosure (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/271973315854). So after I installed the Hard Drive I realised it wouldn't spin up no matter what I...