Does it work with Windows 11? null

Of course, why wouldn’t it? As long as it’s formatted for Windows it will work for Windows.

Absolutely. It is a simple plug and play. Plug it in and open up “My PC” and look for the “D/E” drive depending on the number of previous drives.

Yes, it works very well with Windows 11. Anytime I attach the drive it's recognized in 10 seconds. Copying large amounts of data is fast and reading data even faster. It worked so well for me I purchased 2 of them.

What good would Windows 11 be if it couldn't communicate with modern peripherals?

Of course I use it to boot externally in Windows 12 :p :p :p

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Of course, why wouldn’t it? As long as it’s formatted for Windows it will work for Windows.
Answered by PCasa 1 year ago
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Absolutely. It is a simple plug and play. Plug it in and open up “My PC” and look for the “D/E” drive depending on the number of previous drives.
Answered by Imadiva 2 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Tex123 2 years ago
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Answered by BrannonMusic 2 years ago
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Answered by Utopiality 2 years ago
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Yes, it works very well with Windows 11. Anytime I attach the drive it's recognized in 10 seconds. Copying large amounts of data is fast and reading data even faster. It worked so well for me I purchased 2 of them.
Answered by DavidR 2 years ago
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What good would Windows 11 be if it couldn't communicate with modern peripherals?
Answered by JimmyCrackcorn 2 years ago
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Of course I use it to boot externally in Windows 12 :p :p :p
Answered by HMONGsanBER 2 years ago
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