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hrn
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Hi,
I'm a desperado now!!!
I went from Win98Lite in my recording studio to WinXP. After the installation which went fine I saw that my SCSI drive could not be opened. I got an error message like this (translated from Swedish): "The drive is not formatted. Do you want to format. Yes No". In the device manager everything looks ok and the drive is there working, the scsi card too. In the disk handling when "right clicking" on my computer the field for file system (fat/ntfs) is empty, but the drive is there with the right size. It says that all drive is available, like formatted.
I've been trying to install Win98 again without success, and during this I tried FSDISK and ran a DIR command on the disk. All files is still there.
** My question is how should I do to get the SCSI drive working with WinXP.
I've tried to go back to Win98 to se if the drive can be found there and possibly do a backup of it. Without success. I've tried with a start floppy (Win98) booting with CD. And also to make the install CD booting directly editing the BIOS.
** How should I do the get Win98 back. Hopefully this will not be needed.
All the best to you guys,
Hans
www.hagen.nu
I'm a desperado now!!!
I went from Win98Lite in my recording studio to WinXP. After the installation which went fine I saw that my SCSI drive could not be opened. I got an error message like this (translated from Swedish): "The drive is not formatted. Do you want to format. Yes No". In the device manager everything looks ok and the drive is there working, the scsi card too. In the disk handling when "right clicking" on my computer the field for file system (fat/ntfs) is empty, but the drive is there with the right size. It says that all drive is available, like formatted.
I've been trying to install Win98 again without success, and during this I tried FSDISK and ran a DIR command on the disk. All files is still there.
** My question is how should I do to get the SCSI drive working with WinXP.
I've tried to go back to Win98 to se if the drive can be found there and possibly do a backup of it. Without success. I've tried with a start floppy (Win98) booting with CD. And also to make the install CD booting directly editing the BIOS.
** How should I do the get Win98 back. Hopefully this will not be needed.
All the best to you guys,
Hans
www.hagen.nu