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Second Hard Drive
Please can someone help.
I have purchased a 250 GB hard drive to use as a second storage devise. this being a samsung spinpoint series SP2514N. But it shows as a 137gb drive on my computer.for some reason the HD has been limited from a 250 to a 137. the HD has been checked using the correct utility tool from the manufacturers. Please help as i'm at a complete blank as what to do to get the computer to recognise the correct size of the disk
My operating system is WindowsXP Home with SP2
My computer is a Vaio RX406
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Hmmm, what about Network drives?
A few routers can connect a extern harddisk or a printer. Anyway, there are extern devices with space of 1TB and more. How would they work with this limit? Or do they use their own controllers?
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Network drives have their own controllers and a few have their own interface software..
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Sounds interesting.:smileycool:
And its a easy way to share files via wireless without to access another PC. Or using a media-center without PC. Hmmm.:smileythinking: Or not:smileyliar: ?
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I should mention here that 48 Bit LBA support must be present in BIOS (therefore a BIOS upgrade will be needed), Service Pack One (1) for Windows XP or higher must be installed (Service Pack 2 recommended), and 48 Bit support switched on inside Windows XP.
If you switch on 48 Bit LBA support in Windows XP, without an up-to-date BIOS you risk catastrophic disk corruptions, destroying your data.
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Seb: it's called a NAS, I posted about it in General Chat but no one had any ideas
Rob: yeah I was thinking that would be the problem.
If you're going to get a controller card might as well upgrade to SATA
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