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Old 06-24-2003, 12:51 PM   #2
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Try swapping out your Ram first, in case faulty Ram is throwing up errors.

Can you put the HD in another PC and run the WD diagnostics from there.

Have you tried another cable?

How is the HD jumpered? If using an 80 wire cable with black, gray, and blue connectors, the HD should be set to Cable Select. If the cable is a 40 wire cable with three black connectors, then you remove all the jumpers from the HD if it is on the cable alone - or - set it to Master or Slave if it is sharing the cable with another device.

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Old 06-24-2003, 01:58 PM   #3
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I set the jumpers to every possible position, either it was a slave on the Primary or not found on the Primary. I try to put it in my other computer to see what it does. I will also try the RAM from my computer to see if that fixes anything.
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