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Old July 3rd 03, 12:29 PM
Wiggz
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Default ATA66/100 not booting

Guys,

I have a P4-2.2 512mb XP Pro laptop.

I was running fine, until XP hung one day, i rebooted and could not get it
going, so (knowing that my bios battery was dygin, decided to reset the
default bios info) after resetting bios defsaults, it booted up fine.
However it happened again the other night, and since the I cannot boot into
XP using ata66/100 mode, I have to use either PIO, or standard.....UDMA 33
dont work either.

How can i sort this.

Regards

Wiggz


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Old July 3rd 03, 03:22 PM
MiniDisc_2k2
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Here's a strange troubleshooting tip but maybe it'll work for you too.

I have ATA133 (Maxtor UltraATA/133 7200RPM, 80GB, 8MB).

My Windows XP was running fine also until one day it hung. When I reset the
hard drive made some strange noise and wouldn't post. I for some reason
decided to put the hard drive in the case upside down. Now it works fine.
Whenever I put it back the right way it still makes that strange noise. Try
flipping the hard drive upside down. Who knows, maybe it'll work.

-- MiniDisc_2k2
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"Wiggz" wrote in message
...
Guys,

I have a P4-2.2 512mb XP Pro laptop.

I was running fine, until XP hung one day, i rebooted and could not get it
going, so (knowing that my bios battery was dygin, decided to reset the
default bios info) after resetting bios defsaults, it booted up fine.
However it happened again the other night, and since the I cannot boot

into
XP using ata66/100 mode, I have to use either PIO, or standard.....UDMA 33
dont work either.

How can i sort this.

Regards

Wiggz




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Old July 4th 03, 08:15 AM
Wiggz
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Mini'

Cheers but its a laptop and i'll invalidate the warranty on it if i ****
about with that.


"MiniDisc_2k2" wrote in message
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Here's a strange troubleshooting tip but maybe it'll work for you too.

I have ATA133 (Maxtor UltraATA/133 7200RPM, 80GB, 8MB).

My Windows XP was running fine also until one day it hung. When I reset

the
hard drive made some strange noise and wouldn't post. I for some reason
decided to put the hard drive in the case upside down. Now it works fine.
Whenever I put it back the right way it still makes that strange noise.

Try
flipping the hard drive upside down. Who knows, maybe it'll work.

-- MiniDisc_2k2
To reply, replace nospam.com with cox dot net.

"Wiggz" wrote in message
...
Guys,

I have a P4-2.2 512mb XP Pro laptop.

I was running fine, until XP hung one day, i rebooted and could not get

it
going, so (knowing that my bios battery was dygin, decided to reset the
default bios info) after resetting bios defsaults, it booted up fine.
However it happened again the other night, and since the I cannot boot

into
XP using ata66/100 mode, I have to use either PIO, or standard.....UDMA

33
dont work either.

How can i sort this.

Regards

Wiggz






 




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