To format a hard drive means to erase any information on the drive and to set up a file system so your operating system can read data from, and write data to, the drive. You need to format a hard drive if you plan on using it in Windows.

How to Manually Download and Update:

This built-in Buffalo External Hard Drive driver should be included with your Windows® Operating System or is available through Windows® update. The built-in driver supports the basic functions of your Buffalo External Hard Drive hardware. Click here to see how to install the built-in drivers.

Manufacturer:	Buffalo
Hardware Type:	External Hard Drive
Operating Systems:	Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10
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How to Automatically Download and Update:

Recommendation: Novice Windows users are recommended to use a driver update utility like DriverDoc to assist in updating Buffalo External Hard Drive device drivers. This utility downloads and updates the correct Buffalo driver version automatically, protecting you against installing the wrong drivers.

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Buffalo Update FAQ

What do Buffalo External Hard Drive Device Drivers do?

Drivers are mini software programs created by Buffalo that allow your Buffalo hardware to communicate effectively with your operating system.

What Operating Systems are Compatible with Buffalo Drivers?

Buffalo External Hard Drive drivers are supported by Windows.

How do I Update Buffalo Drivers?

Device drivers for Buffalo can be updated manually using the Windows Device Manager, or automatically with a driver scan and update tool.

What are Benefits and Risks Associated with Updating Buffalo Drivers?

Installing the correct Buffalo driver updates can increase PC performance, stability, and unlock new External Hard Drive features. The risk of installing the incorrect External Hard Drive device drivers include slower overall performance, feature incompatibilities, and PC instability.

I found this to be an issue with the Drivestation line from Buffalo.No matter if I set a password or not I still cant access the 'NAS' from Windows 7. It will always pop up asking for a username and password. Using XP it is fine.After looking at various forums I found the Drivestation HD-CELU2 to not be compatible with Windows 7.My question is what happens differently when Windows 7 accesses a NAS and when XP accesses it?On both I will type ipofdevice and on each os I am asked for username and password. In XP it accepts and in Win 7 Pro it asks for it again and again and again.:(. If its requesting credentials then it could be how they change the authentication method in Windows 7. Typically you see this when 7 tries to access files on a 2000 domain.Here's the methods used,Don't know if it's the same issue with buffalo but you can try to change this to see if it would work,.Open the Administrative Tools in the Control Panel in your Windows 7 (NOT the network drive server).Open the Local Security Policy.Select the Security Option under Local Policies.Choose Send LM & NTLM responses in Network security: LAN manager authentication level.The other option is to choose ‘Send LM & NTLM – use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated.-Jay. If its requesting credentials then it could be how they change the authentication method in Windows 7.

Typically you see this when 7 tries to access files on a 2000 domain.Here's the methods used,Don't know if it's the same issue with buffalo but you can try to change this to see if it would work,.Open the Administrative Tools in the Control Panel in your Windows 7 (NOT the network drive server).Open the Local Security Policy.Select the Security Option under Local Policies.Choose Send LM & NTLM responses in Network security: LAN manager authentication level.The other option is to choose ‘Send LM & NTLM – use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated.-Jay. My Win7 boxes were working fine for over a year with my Buffalo Linkstation LS-Wv4.0TL/R1 until I upgraded to the latest Buffalo firmware release 1.60 or had a Win7 auto-update applied.My Ubuntu installations and Android devices continued to work without a problem after the Buffalo firmware update.Unfortunately none of the above solutions worked for me, at least with any consistency. Oddly, I did briefly have access to my NAS but after rebooting my PC was unable to login via Win7.