[pchelpers] Should I trust it.
- From: PcCowboy <saddle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:41:34 -0500
I have a SATA Maxtor 120gig drive
You know when you place a cd in a drive or a removable drive in the USB
slot a window will pop up asking what you
want to do.
Well I got up yesterday and found that window on my screen. It was
asking about my SataMax drive.
It was acting like the drive was a removable drive and I had just
plugged it in.
I clicked cancel and started working on my email.
Soon there was a "Click" from inside of the computer and the computer
made that "ding-dong" sound
when you pull out a removable drive. Then there was a "Click" again and
the "ding-dong" sound again.
I rebooted and got that blue screening saying that my SataMax drive
needed checking. After running it repaired
a lot of files and then started XP.
I moved all my videos off of that drive and havn't received that
"ding-dong" again. Evey thing seems to be running fine.
But every time I reboot it re-checks the SataMax drive again.
I tried the WD Window Diagnostic and it shows the SMART status as
passing, but the program locks up when
I try to run tests.
The Seagate tool also passes this drive.
The Maxtor PowerMax 4.21 program can't see a SATA drive with an embedded
controller on the motherboard.
And the PowerMax 4.22 program locks up when detecting the drives.
Anyone knows how I can get an error code for the RMA if there is one?
And should I trust this drive?
Pc
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