S southernlady Daemon Poster Messages 1,343 Dec 7, 2004 #11 Okay, for Seagate, go here: http://www.seagate.com/support/seatools/ Liz
OP OP E Elite Bullet In Runtime Messages 365 Dec 7, 2004 #12 yeah i said maxtor but ive got 4 or 5 hardrives and the one with the prob is the Seagate
OP OP E Elite Bullet In Runtime Messages 365 Dec 7, 2004 #13 Well u'll never guess what the problem was. It was a dirty disk
Dave Fully Optimized Messages 4,866 Location "Almost Heaven" USA Dec 7, 2004 #14 Dirty disks are problems that we like to have. Better than all the other nasty stuff that can be out there! Dave
Dirty disks are problems that we like to have. Better than all the other nasty stuff that can be out there! Dave
OP OP E Elite Bullet In Runtime Messages 365 Dec 7, 2004 #15 lol it was funny cause when i took the disk out of the drive i look at the bottom of the disk and write away i thought to myself what a dumba$$ i am
lol it was funny cause when i took the disk out of the drive i look at the bottom of the disk and write away i thought to myself what a dumba$$ i am
OP OP E Elite Bullet In Runtime Messages 365 Dec 8, 2004 #16 Yay im back on my good computer. Thank you for your help every1. Especially southernlady