Formating hard disk probleum
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jeoyar
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Oct 28, 2009 at 04:51 AM
dancedhall Posts 3053 Registration date Wednesday May 13, 2009 Status Member Last seen March 12, 2010 - Oct 28, 2009 at 09:13 AM
dancedhall Posts 3053 Registration date Wednesday May 13, 2009 Status Member Last seen March 12, 2010 - Oct 28, 2009 at 09:13 AM
Hello,
I have 160 Gb SATA hard disk suddnely dont open the window and I try to format and to make the new partition in win98 fdisk.But the disk is not formating and don't make new partition.I try another IDE 40gb hard disk tomake master position and attach the SATA 160 gb hard disk in my computer, for few second show the SATA partitions and disappear SATA partitions.
Also SATA dard drive dont format by DM and Fdisk.
pl help me about this metter
Thanks
I have 160 Gb SATA hard disk suddnely dont open the window and I try to format and to make the new partition in win98 fdisk.But the disk is not formating and don't make new partition.I try another IDE 40gb hard disk tomake master position and attach the SATA 160 gb hard disk in my computer, for few second show the SATA partitions and disappear SATA partitions.
Also SATA dard drive dont format by DM and Fdisk.
pl help me about this metter
Thanks
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dancedhall
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Oct 28, 2009 at 09:13 AM
Oct 28, 2009 at 09:13 AM
hi there,
boot from windows installation disk
either vista or xp then format the drive
or if already have a running pc
set the drive to be formatted as slave then
format it in disk management
Thanks
boot from windows installation disk
either vista or xp then format the drive
or if already have a running pc
set the drive to be formatted as slave then
format it in disk management
Thanks
