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Here is the fix.
http://www.seagate.com/support/kb/disc/faq/sata_lock.html
The problem is an incompatibility between this hard drive which is SATA II and the controller on the mobo which is SATA I. Using the jumper sets the drive to SATA I which fixes the problem.
I hope this helps...
I have the EXACT problem.
Two motherboard and two SATA drives later no go. What the fuck?
My 36GB Raptor from my other machine boots just fine. No go for this machine. Any help?
eag
Seatools doesn't detect the drive either. It's a 300GB drive.
w00t! March 9 is my birthday, and I'm getting all my unused vacation pay from my current job which I'm leaving on March 10th.
Happy birthday to me!
Happy birthday to me!
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well, you get the rest. :p
So Sony can, yet again :rolleyes:, try to corner the market with a sub-par, overly priced, overly hyped media format.
Betamax
Minidisc
Memory Stick
UMD
Blueray
Did I miss anything here? The first two are dead and gone. The rest will just take time.
I'm anal about how organized I keep my PC. On the root of my C: drive I have 3 folders (not including hidden system folders of course). Documents and Settings, Program Files, and Windows.
I doubt there is any truth to the fact that it slows down your computer to have a dirty root. But...
That is awesome. I bet that guy get's all the chicks. :D
My powerglove fell to the demise of a garage sale. I think my parents hocked it for $20 or so. I think they paid about $100 for it new IIRC. :eek:
Those are so seksy. I wish they had the HDD bays turned 90degrees and were all rail mounted. I got spoiled with my Xazer case (yes all the bling was removed :p)
First off, I know this is a touchy subject around here, so I don't need any flamitory comments.
Quick story, I have a client who requested I run a keylogger on one of their machines. I didn't commit to it, but told them I'd look into it. This is rather touchey enough for me. But if I...