'attilathehun1' wrote, in part:
| Ok, I don't see my response, so here goes again.
| I installed the hard drive as a slave, with no jumper, or with the jumper
| in the storage position horizonally. Now since the hard drive doesn't have
to
| be used to boot the PC or get it started there is no error 3343 coming up.
| Now I can see all the data that the tune-up master friend wants. The
| employees, the customers, the receipt forms, and etc...
I suggested you use trial and error to find the correct jumper settings in
three different posts. I'm glad you finally decided to follow that advice
and were successful. So why are you upset?
Phil Weldon
| Ok, I don't see my response, so here goes again.
| I installed the hard drive as a slave, with no jumper, or with the jumper
| in the storage position horizonally. Now since the hard drive doesn't have
to
| be used to boot the PC or get it started there is no error 3343 coming up.
| Now I can see all the data that the tune-up master friend wants. The
| employees, the customers, the receipt forms, and etc...
| So much for bringing the PC to a PC tech store, and getting charged an arm
| and a leg for getting the data back. In fact, he has another used PC now,
so
| I'll just install the hard drive on his PC as a slave, just as I did on my
| PC. Presto!
| Next time Phil think twice or three times that someone else besides you
| might be able to troubleshoot a PC and get an idea of how to fix it or not
go
| to some PC tech and get charged, wait, oh yeah 85 bucks just to bring it
in
| and look at it.
| Anyways, I'll say thanks for the information that everyone gave me.
| Thanks, attilathehun1
| --
| attilathehun1
|
|
| "attilathehun1" wrote:
|
| > If I use the cable select settings jumper prong won't I have to have a
| > compatible parallel cable, the cable with a little hole up near the
connector
| > or does it matter?
| > The reason I'm asking all these little questions and not just doing
trial
| > and error is because if you took a look at the PC motherboard and what a
mess
| > it is in there, you'd only want to do it one time also. Another thing is
the
| > way the parallel cables are bent would really surprise a PC tech and
he'd
| > probably say the same thing that I'm saying. I have a zip drive in there
and
| > the way I had to bend the cable back over to connect it to the zip drive
is
| > really pushing to the limit.
| > Thanks, Daniel
| >
| >
| > --
| > attilathehun1
| >
| >
| > "Phil Weldon" wrote:
| >
| > > 'attilathehun1' wrote:
| > > | Will there be a different jumper setting if you use the Seagate as a
| > > master
| > > | and the Maxtor as a slave? Anotherwords, will there be instead of
having
| > > the
| > > | jumper on the Seagate on the master prong, will the jumper be on a
| > > different
| > > | prong or 2 prongs since there is also a slave drive? Or am I
complicating
| > > the
| > > | situation too much? Just put the Seagate on the master prong, which
is the
| > > | first prong, and the Maxtor with no jumper, since it's the slave?
| > > _____
| > >
| > > You are complicating the situation. If all else fails, trial and
error will
| > > get you results. Use the setting that allows you to access both
drives
| > > (write down the initial settings so that you can restore the jumpers
on each
| > > drive to the original settings after you finish the task.
| > >
| > > Phil Weldon
| > >
message
| > > | > > | Will there be a different jumper setting if you use the Seagate as a
| > > master
| > > | and the Maxtor as a slave? Anotherwords, will there be instead of
having
| > > the
| > > | jumper on the Seagate on the master prong, will the jumper be on a
| > > different
| > > | prong or 2 prongs since there is also a slave drive? Or am I
complicating
| > > the
| > > | situation too much? Just put the Seagate on the master prong, which
is the
| > > | first prong, and the Maxtor with no jumper, since it's the slave?
| > > | Thanks, attilathehun1
| > > | --
| > > | attilathehun1
| > > |
| > > |
| > > | "Rich Barry" wrote:
| > > |
| > > | > Daniel, check here
| > > | >
http://www.seagate.com/images/support/en/us/mxo_ata_jumpers.gif
| > > | >
| > > | >
| > > message
| > > | > | > > | > > I have a Maxtor hard drive Model #90650U2 or 9065OU2, so after
the
| > > 9065
| > > | > > it's
| > > | > > either a zero or a U. I was using it as a master and it had a
jumper
| > > on
| > > | > > the
| > > | > > second prone. I want to use it as a slave now. It says on the
hard
| > > drive
| > > | > > Jumper J50 or J5O, again the same zero or O problem, and then it
says
| > > | > > Master/Single On, Slave Off. Does that mean that if you use it
as a
| > > slave
| > > | > > you
| > > | > > don't use a jumper?
| > > | > > Any help would be greatly appreciated.
| > > | > > Thanks, Daniel
| > > | > > --
| > > | > > attilathehun1
| > > | >
| > > | >
| > > | >
| > >
| > >
| > >
