It read - “This update provides performance improvements for your StorCenter ix2-200 and ix4-200d. Iomega recommends this update for all. This firmware update provides performance improvements for your StorCenter ix2-200, Cloud Edition. Iomega recommends this update for all.

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I am surprised giants like Microsoft and others do not offer that, as they are the ones who are constantly selling us millionsof new things which do not accept old things being connected. Just throw them away and buy new ones is the adagio apparently.Looking forward to an interesting and to-the-point answer,EmmanuelPPS: Strangely enough Windows Mediaplayer does recognise the drive and the media libraries (PVconnect), so why can't Explorer access the drives and other libraries/folders?