From: Paul on 23 Jun 2005 17:42 In article <42baf31d$0$13306$9a6e19ea(a)unlimited.newshosting.com>, <Negotiator> wrote: > Thanks Paul! > I've already tried seatools desktop, it says the drive is fine. > I also tried updating from windows, nothing seems to make a > different. Today I went to my vendor and got a new drive, and > still I have the same problem. > > Any other suggestion? Could it be a defective mainboard? OK. Where are you now ? 1) Running 1008.004 BIOS ? 2) Tried new drive on both SATA ports ? 3) Tried different SATA cables ? 4) System is not overclocked ? What are the symptoms now ? Drive works but system locks up ? Or you cannot access the drive at all ? Have you tried installing Windows on the drive, to give you a "fresh start" ? It could be a defective motherboard. But if that is the case, why is the Seatools test passing ? Paul
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