“I have an older computer-is this compatible with Windows Vista? I saw that this is preformatted for Windows 8, 7 and XP - what about Vista?”

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• I just installed the Toshiba Canvio Slim II 1 TB external 3.0 Portable Hard Drive and my 2008 Dell that runs Windows Vista - it will work great.

  Answered by carolyn 11 years ago

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• It's perfect for vista I totally recommend this products

  Answered by Alglez 11 years ago

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• I don't see any reason it wouldn't work with vista. As long as you have working USB 2.0 or 3.0 ports, this drive should work for you. if by some slim chance it doesn't seem to show up in your explorer window (though i doubt it wouldn't) then just go to disk management on your system and format the drive to NTFS or Fat32 and it'll work.

  Answered by chike 11 years ago

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• It Does Work On Vista. It Was One Of The Computers I Backed Up An Have Already Put It To Good Use . I Am No Big Fan Of Vista The Program Is To Slow.

  Answered by TheIcemancometh 11 years ago

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• This drive will work with Windows Vista.

  Answered by ToshibaStaff 12 years ago

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• It's working fine so far copying and pasting lotsa files to it over the past few days connected to a very old laptop running Windows 2000 Professional (sic) via the USB cable that came with it. I haven't tried running any of the software that came with it, though.

  Answered by Anonymous 10 years ago

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• It should work with any PC

  Answered by Jbriand03 11 years ago

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• Yes you can use this, however you will not be using the full potential of usb 3.0

  Answered by Kumars85 11 years ago

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• Yes it is

  Answered by Matt0712 12 years ago

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• Step into the 21st century and get rid of Vista that would be your best answer & solution

  Answered by iphoneman 11 years ago

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