If you knew the brand and model of your hard disk, you could check the available jumper settings on the manufacturer's site. Otherwise, you will...
My first burner was a Sony, sold under the Smart & friendly brand name. It worked fine for me for three years and is still working fine for an...
I already had that one figured; but, it would be worth it just to solve the problem mention in the original post. But, all of that is moot now.
All of the above are good suggestions. I will add another: All hard disks have jumper settings for Master, Slave and Cable Select. Some have an...
I FDisked (FAT32) and formatted it with a standard Windows 98 Startup disk in the machine where it is now running--rather, not running. As for...
Using Western Digital 30-Gig hard disk with one primary and two other logical drives in the extended DOS partition. All are freshly formatted....
Having one or even a few bad sectors isn't necessarily a thing of great concern; however, if you have bad sectors and there are more from day to...
I have no lab analysis to give you, just real world experience. There are exceptions to the rule; but, overall, I see enough difference in...
Ditto!
By the way, they refused me an advance replacement, citing they don't have any replacements in stock. I wonder what I should infer from that?
I have five machines on a home-office network. I have IBMs it two of them. Both IBM Deskstars have gone south in the last three months. One was...
Thanks for the suggestion, Newt; but, I have already tried that, except with Drive Image Pro, PowerQuest's direct competition to Ghost. If you...
Thanks for the suggestions; but, they are all old hat for me. I have tried them all and many times. None of them worked for me. I did have a...
Thanks for the replies. I hoped against the odds that this problem had been fixed in XP. This is a very serious problem when it does happen and...
I have had my fill of Windows 98 problems, bugs and instabilities. I switched to Windows 2000 because it is more stable. However, there is one...
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