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non-bootable hard drive
Name: Piktograf Date: July 18, 2004 at 20:26:33 Pacific OS: W2K Pro CPU/Ram: 2.4/512
Comment:
When I try to move any type of data on this drive it freezes and message says that data has been lost..., Adaptec sees it as U160 SCSI with no name in utilities checklist, Windows let me do the Management and so, bu 31Gbt is not accessible. HD has no bootable sector. Any suggestions please
Name: rayok Date: July 20, 2004 at 00:23:27 Pacific
Reply:
Need a bit more info - is it actually a scsi drive ? what scsi controller do you have and has the scsi interface been setup. To boot from a scsi device you set it up in bios
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