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| 5545 | 2000-07-23 09:04:00 | I installed a 420MB hard drive as slave (to a 1.8G) a few weeks ago. Then a few days when I booted up, an Active desktop component referenced to that hard drive brought up a script error. I checked the file, and at the end it was all random/nonsensical characters. Email, also stored on that hard drive, wouldn't open, and later I found a whole heap of directories renamed to like Dir00001, not to mentioned the new files File0001. I rebooted the computer after Scandisk froze the computer, and everything worked good. But then just yesterday the Active Desktop component was 'action cancelled' or something similar. Attempting to open D: returned 'D:\ is not accessible. A device attached to the system is not functioning.' Again, a reboot fixed it. I split the power for the drive off the CD supply, which in turn had been split to also service the floppy. Is that anything to do with it? What's happening/wrong? Win 95, 3yrs old |
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