[24hoursupport] Re: error messages on 4.3 gig WD
- From: "William B. Lurie" <billurie@xxxxxxxx>
- To: 24hoursupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 14:16:59 -0400
0e60wq102@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>Thank you. I set up the other 4.3 to start reinstallation, and it gave an
>error message of bad sector or something on a straight line of F's, like this;
>FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. I'm using Western Digital Hard Drive 'Data Lifeguard Tools'
>to do all this. So I ran it again and got it without errors this time, and I'm
>ready to try again. I also have Drive Image, so that may work if Data
>Lifeguard won't. Yes, one program added at a time, and saved between 4.3 HDs,
>I can pin down any problems right away, and take the HD which is error-free
>and continue, and maybe get this done.
>
>By the way, Power Quest (which sells Partition Magic, Boot Magic, Drive Image,
>etc.) only runs in DOS, and the pc won't reboot in DOS smoothly if you're
>running a Seagate HD, which is why I switched to all Western Digital HDs.
>
>
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Friend, I have PowerQuest Drive Image 7, which runs perfectly
in Windows XP ..... When I bought it, it came with Drive Image 6
also, for earlier Windows versions. I have Partition Magic 7 and
also 8, and both run perfectly in Windows XP.....
It may be true that while those software programs are actually
running, under their own control, they may be running in DOS...
but I don't care. Why does it make a difference to you? And
by the way, I have 5 HDs, a mix of WD and Seagate, and find
no differences other than the jumper settings.
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>--- "Fuzzy Logic fuzzymo-at-gmail.com |24hoursupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx|"
><l0r1i0831k0t@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>I'm really not sure where things are going wrong. I think your thought
>to add a little at a time makes sense.
>
>Fuzzy
>
>
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William B. Lurie
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