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David
I connected a new Western Digital harddrive to my system as a slave and used
WD Lifeguard tools to partition/format the new drive (being sure that it was
pointing at the new drive).
After running WD LIfeguard, I removed the slave (new WD drive), removed the
jumpers on the original drive, and attempted to reboot my computer (running
WinXp Home SP2). The boot process started, but stops on the second
WindowsXP screen (the blue one) and just sits there.
It was suggested that I use the WinXP Recovery Panel, then run chkdsk /p --
if that didn't work - try chkdsk /r. Ran both but neither worked.
Next, I connected an old backup drive as master and the problem harddrive as
slave and then rebooted. BIOS saw both drives but My Computer does not see
the problem harddrive. Soooooo, my previously good drive will now no longer
boot PLUS is not even seen by the system.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Dave
WD Lifeguard tools to partition/format the new drive (being sure that it was
pointing at the new drive).
After running WD LIfeguard, I removed the slave (new WD drive), removed the
jumpers on the original drive, and attempted to reboot my computer (running
WinXp Home SP2). The boot process started, but stops on the second
WindowsXP screen (the blue one) and just sits there.
It was suggested that I use the WinXP Recovery Panel, then run chkdsk /p --
if that didn't work - try chkdsk /r. Ran both but neither worked.
Next, I connected an old backup drive as master and the problem harddrive as
slave and then rebooted. BIOS saw both drives but My Computer does not see
the problem harddrive. Soooooo, my previously good drive will now no longer
boot PLUS is not even seen by the system.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Dave