will this work with windows 7 null

I wouldnt see why not. Simply format it as NTFS. Its nothing special as far as the nature of an external drive.

Hi, please be informed that all our storage devices including the SSD Drives are simple plug and play storage devices which you can connect to your Windows computers using the USB A ports. However, please note that you might not get optimal data transfer speeds when connected to a USB interface older than USB 3.1 Gen 2.

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I wouldnt see why not. Simply format it as NTFS. Its nothing special as far as the nature of an external drive.
Answered by Matthew 4 years ago
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Hi, please be informed that all our storage devices including the SSD Drives are simple plug and play storage devices which you can connect to your Windows computers using the USB A ports. However, please note that you might not get optimal data transfer speeds when connected to a USB interface older than USB 3.1 Gen 2.
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