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- From: Sebastian Miller <Sebastian.Miller@xxxxxx>
- To: win2kforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 12:44:00 +0100 (MET)
win2kforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx schrieb am 07.02.02:
Hi Sebastian,
How did you overcome your problem? Did you just change the HDD?
And was it then possible to boot "normaly" again?
At the moment, when I want to boot, then I have to try to come into the
BIOS-Setup, leave the setup, and then the PC continues to boot...
Regards
Oded
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Hi Oded!
By the way, you don't speak German? ;-) (cause of your eMail-provider).
Whatever. Yes, I sent the HDD directly to Seagate (precisely: a friend of
mine did so:-). I got one back, but it got damaged during transport. So I once
again went to my hardware vendor. He then gave me Samsung drive - now I
didn't encounter any probs any more ;-).
To answer your Question: Yes, I replaced the damaged one. That's no problem
- I thought your one was very new, too? It should be within the guarantee
period.
That's why to save your files. You could also make a simple Ghost-Image so
you can minimize your reinstalling efforts.
sincerely yours
Sebastian
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