IODD ST400 2,5' behuizing/USB-C/opstartbare virtuele ODD&HDD/AES256 encryptie Max tot 76 cijfers/schrijfbeveiliging/2541 (ST400/USB-C type/Next Gen Model) Gemaakt in Korea

The system/software crashes al lot causing ALL data (=virtual hard disks) to be corrupted. Usb boots (live or with persistentce) or software like Ventoy (live or with persistentce) gives you more options. And if the data gets corrupted you only lose a drive instead of hours of coding...

Ein echt cooles Werkzeug/Multitool für den interessierten PC Anwender. Die Bedienung ist ein bisschen tricky, da muss man sich etwas rein Fuchsen aber das Tool kann extrem viel und wenn man erst mal weiß wie es funktioniert, ist es doch recht einfach.

Excelente, muy util para almacenar todos mis isos de sistemas operativos y para crear volumenes virtuales.

Excellent

Manualen är inget vidare men ge den en stund sen är den fantastisk.Varför släpa på en massa USB minnen när den här kan ersätta dem alla.Den dyker upp som en disk på datorn, som en CD/DVD/BR spelare och som upp till 3 USB/HD enheter,CD/DVD/BR pekar mot en ISO fil, på disken, USB/HD pekar mot viruella hårddiskar, de går att skrivskydda efter behov och avmontera och montera andra helt efter behov.

I'm always needing to boot from some LiveCD, or rescue CD, or utility, or install some OS or other. Until now I just rummaged through my box of flash drives looking for one I can erase, or burned an ISO to a CD. Not anymore ... I put all the ISOs on here and choose the one I want through the menu.Also if there's a utility that will ONLY write to a flash drive, you can create a VHD of the required size and copy it to the iodd and then select it as a VHD. The OS will see it as a flash drive and the utility will write to it.I use this to take backup drive images before reinstalling the operating system. The drive image software is an ISO I boot from and the HDD is where I write the backup. Then I can take the drive anywhere I want to copy the backup off.The read and write performance is very good.Other reviewers say it feels cheap ... it doesn't feel cheap to me. It's plastic but it's not flimsy plastic with a chicklet keypad which is what I was afraid of. The keys are discrete objects, not a membrane on the drive. I don't see why it won't survive reasonable wear and tear.The only thing I don't like about this device is the documentation. It is terrible. I had to take the drive out and reset it 3 or 4 times before I realized that the password they call the "2nd password" is the password you enter FIRST ... and that the 2nd password is NOT the same ad the administrator password. Once I got that sorted out everything is fine.The only thing I wish I had changed is getting a bigger drive, I was thinking 1 TB was overkill for holding ISOs but I wasn't thinking about the fact that I would be writing backups to it as well. But replacing the internal drive is easy if you have to do it.By the way, I tried Ventoy and it never worked properly at least on my hardware. Either the machine wouldn't boot, or it would boot but was all messed up ... for example I use Parted Magic to secure erase NVMe drives. I could get it to boot, but actually wiping drives didn't work under Ventoy. With this thing because the OS sees it as a discrete hardware device, there are no such concerns.Not everyone needs something like this, but if you do, this thing will do what you need it to do, no sweat.