Can anyone recommend a zip drive that is compatible with Windows 10? Thank you.

Most of them. But if you want to be absolutly safe, just get a SanDisk Cruiser. Personally, I've used any and every thing that's been on sale and never had a compatibility problem. ADATA is a nice combination of price and performance. Assuming you've got a 3.0 port, make sure you get a 3.0 USB drive as the difference in speed is significant.

chas

Chas...Jim asked about a ZIP drive...


Jim did you try the old Iomega drives?

I will try and dig mine up and try with windows 10....when I get a chance..

Oops, sorry. Old age . Post first, think later....remind you of anyone? .

chas

Zuki, if you are actually wanting the old 1994 Iomega Zip Drive I have to ask why? I doubt you would ever find newer versions of that old system.

I wonder if you were meaning to ask about thumb drives?

Deane

Deane is right, the Medium is obsolete, The actuall cartridges created over 20 years ago might even be unreliable for save use a nd data protection after 20 years..


They dont support Windows anymore, the last OS they officially supported was Windows XP... So if you only want to recover the old data, you might need to find someone with an old XP computer and copy them to a USB drive.

zip drive windows 10

zuki has a Roland VA76 in his signature, which has a zip drive in it.

Zuki,
I seem to remember when the Zip Drive became obsolete there was a company that produced a gadget that would work with the Zip Drive and worked with an SD Card. You might google that.

I did find these:
https://www.amazon.com/External-Zip-Drives/b?ie=UTF8&node=1193862


https://jimatwood.wordpress.com/tag/zip-drive-replacement/

Deane

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They dont support Windows anymore, the last OS they officially supported was Windows XP... So if you only want to recover the old data, you might need to find someone with an old XP computer and copy them to a USB drive.
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Older working XP laptops can be found on Craigslist for around $50.

Regards,

Jerryghr

My USB Zip drive worked perfect in win 10 home 64bit.
tested it last week.
it showed up as a Zip100 usb device in device manager and all my disks were read n writable.
Also I didn't need to find or install any drivers



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