That was the model number I was looking for. Is the drive being used as a
slave or master? If it's being used as a slave does windows recognize the
drive? (I recall you stating that windows no longer recognizes that the
drive exists)
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"DaShard" <surfin@thebeach> wrote in message
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> From Device manager in Vista it's a: ST3300622A - does that sound correct?
> I can take it our of my 'puter and look if that's not it.
>
> I got a 'deal' on it from CompUSA a couple of weeks ago!
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> What could possibly go wrong?
> Michaele ba mcse
> http://www.northcoastcomputerservices.com
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>
> "Brandon A DeBoard" <brandon@myaggravation.com> wrote in message
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>> Do you have the model number of the drive? I show that Seagate's
>> Barracuda
>> series drives only come in 250gb, 400gb, 500gb, and 750gb. You shouldn't
>> be
>> having any issues with Vista recognizing the drive size, however, I've
>> seen
>> similar issues arise before. If you can get the model number of the drive
>> I
>> may be able to help you further. =)
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>>
>> Brandon A. DeBoard
>>
>> "Leadership is the challenge to be something more than average." - Jim
>> Rohn
>>
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