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I had Norton Goback (worked well) on a single 80 GB drive pc. The motherboard
went bad. I pulled the drive and put in new windows XP pc as a slave (changed
the jumper). Now several programs cannot see the drive, eg Windows disc
management console. Nor can they gain physical characteristics of the drive.
It seems Goback put a funny primary partition (40mb) in that, according to
seagate dos-based tools, is "unknown file type". The other partition on this
drive takes up the rest of the drive (ntfs). Seagates other tools do not
help. If I could just get rid of that funny partition..?...
Windows XP does see the disc in explorer and does allow read/write. Hardware
manager says the disc is working properly.
I formatted the disc from XP, but this did not help either. PartitionMagic
could not see this drive, let alone make changes. Nortons suggestions on
forcing removal of goback seem to apply only for it on the C: drive.
Suggestions?
went bad. I pulled the drive and put in new windows XP pc as a slave (changed
the jumper). Now several programs cannot see the drive, eg Windows disc
management console. Nor can they gain physical characteristics of the drive.
It seems Goback put a funny primary partition (40mb) in that, according to
seagate dos-based tools, is "unknown file type". The other partition on this
drive takes up the rest of the drive (ntfs). Seagates other tools do not
help. If I could just get rid of that funny partition..?...
Windows XP does see the disc in explorer and does allow read/write. Hardware
manager says the disc is working properly.
I formatted the disc from XP, but this did not help either. PartitionMagic
could not see this drive, let alone make changes. Nortons suggestions on
forcing removal of goback seem to apply only for it on the C: drive.
Suggestions?