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Guy, unless you heaved real hard on the cable I doubt that was the issue.. But hey anything is possible.. I would suspect if anything the problem will reappear in a day or a few days if its what I think it might be.. Then you have issues that need hard drive software to find and see if the drive is still good or can be fixed.. You still have not said what brand it is so can help further.. Some drives have more issues then others. Example Seagates are known for bad sectors, as for Western Digitals were bad in some series for controllers and just dieing.. Fujitsu had their issues as well.. ![]() I know about the Western Digitals going bad. I've had a couple fail on me over the years. |
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The reason I suspect the cable is because of the problem being intermittent and it happened on both the HD's I had in it. If it were a bad HD I doubt the problem would be duplicated in a brand new one. First I thought, by wording, it was the same drive causing the error.. ![]() Not different drives.. If you want to find out if a cable is bad real fast, connect it to a CD ROM.. ![]() What has happened to me, in the past, was putting the cable back in, some older IDE cables had a pin blocked off while others did not. I had not noticed this on the one I was putting it and it was cheap and had no guides to ensure only one way to push in.. So I crushed the pun inside the socket at the motherboard side.. Look to make side pins are no pushed out on either the Hard drive or in the socket in the motherboard.. ![]() |
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OK This is a bit more clear.. So Francis.................. you got any software to analyze a Samsung HD? You forgot to tell me. ![]() |
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