WD HDD prevents full XP re-boot
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I have a simila Problem.
I have a WD MyBook and when I connect it using eSATA XP wont boot every second try. It seems that the system hangs when it is trying to check out the WD HDD. I am beginning to suspect the hiberhibernation mode which seems to not work correctly in eSATA mode
I have a WD MyBook and when I connect it using eSATA XP wont boot every second try. It seems that the system hangs when it is trying to check out the WD HDD. I am beginning to suspect the hiberhibernation mode which seems to not work correctly in eSATA mode
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Jul 4, 2009 at 07:46 AM
Jul 4, 2009 at 07:46 AM
Hi,
Try this :
* Connect the HDD witch has the problem
* Start menu > Run > tape cmd and valid
* On the black windows, tape
x is the letter attributed to your hard disk
* Wait while analyzing, then restart your computer with the HDD connected
Tell me if you still does the same.
C u !
Try this :
* Connect the HDD witch has the problem
* Start menu > Run > tape cmd and valid
* On the black windows, tape
chkdsk /f x:
x is the letter attributed to your hard disk
* Wait while analyzing, then restart your computer with the HDD connected
Tell me if you still does the same.
C u !
Hi Fahd,
Tried that, it did not work.
I looked closely at where it stops on reboot, just one line below where WD is listed.
Same as before, I just had it wrong the first time.
I shut off WD, rebooted and all was OK.
I run a pretty efficient protection suite: Zone Alarm.
This may be the reason.
I'll try it with ZA turned off tomorrow.
I'll be happy to narrow down the possibilities for now.
If this is the case (ZA), I'll then ask them what I can do about it.
Thanks for helping out.
D
Tried that, it did not work.
I looked closely at where it stops on reboot, just one line below where WD is listed.
Same as before, I just had it wrong the first time.
I shut off WD, rebooted and all was OK.
I run a pretty efficient protection suite: Zone Alarm.
This may be the reason.
I'll try it with ZA turned off tomorrow.
I'll be happy to narrow down the possibilities for now.
If this is the case (ZA), I'll then ask them what I can do about it.
Thanks for helping out.
D