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Name: Brandon
Date: September 9, 2002 at 17:44:35 Pacific
OS: Windows 2000
CPU/Ram: 333/64
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I built a webserver of spare parts. I have 3 hard drives. I fully erased everything on all 3. Then installed 2K. It only recognizes one of the drives because it didn't format the other 2. How can I format those w/o installing the OS on each of them seperately? Any help I would love, my e-mail is willib@lycos.com. Plz send it there if you can. Thanks
~Brandon



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Name: amit
Date: September 9, 2002 at 18:07:20 Pacific
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right click on my comp. and select manage.
the click disk management in the side bar. your 3 drives should be there and you can fromat the ones you want by right clicking on them


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Response Number 2
Name: bricktop
Date: September 9, 2002 at 19:02:48 Pacific
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make sure your bios is picking them up too. and make sure you have your IDE cables hooked up ok too.
if you can see them in disk management in the computer management window you are set. if not, try that, and make sure the jumpsers are set appropriatly. once you pick them up, fdisk them w/ a win98 boot disk from dos, if you can and then ntfs them w/ win2k. make them basic or dynamic depending on what you need. aight


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Response Number 3
Name: brandon
Date: September 22, 2002 at 19:35:11 Pacific
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Thank you 4 the advise. I got them to work now.
Brandon


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