asta chiar n-am mai vazut!!!

cata@ · Post by **cata@** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 5:44 pm

de vreo 2 zile la pornirea compului imi pleca singur chkdsk
bun
asta pana cand n-a mai pornit deloc
rapid repair windows( cu sters partitii si refacut partitii) deci pe curat!
la partitionare cu bootabil XP nu mai `vede` decat 32 Gb din HDD!!!
unde e restul de 7 Gb?
n-am mai intalnit asa ceva!
mentionez ca problemele erau in fosta partitie E ( inainte de formatare aveam 3 partitii)
care sa fie cauza?
dupa reinstall de windows am incercat cu partition magic 8
nik`

``vinovatul`` un Maxtor de 40 GB

care e problema?
a mai patit cineva asa ceva?
care e rezolvarea?

gallardo · Post by **gallardo** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 5:56 pm

Downloadeaza HDD Regenerator ca s-ar putea sa ai bad-uri.
Apoi stergi toate partitiile si faci una singura, o formatezi si mai instalezi Winul again... Ar trebui sa mearga. Daca nu ti-l salveaza HDD Regenerator inseamna ca e stricat rau de tot...

Ze · Post by Ze » Mon Aug 08, 2005 6:30 pm

Uite`te si aici poate pe viitoar o sa fii mai grijuliu cu Hdd`ul sa nu mai faca bad`uri, si mai sunt si niste solutzii sa potzi sa`l faci sa mearga!
--> 200 ways to revive a hard drive - sfaturi si solutii .

Post by **WarlordBA** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 10:12 pm

Daca te-ai plimbat mai des cu el prin vecini, verifica jumper-ul de pe HDD, intr-una din pozitii iti limiteaza capacitatea discului la 32GB.

RoyaL · Post by **RoyaL** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:35 am

da'i cu un low level format desi IMO ai bad'uri ..

sorin · Post by **sorin** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:59 am

WarlordBA wrote:Daca te-ai plimbat mai des cu el prin vecini, verifica jumper-ul de pe HDD, intr-una din pozitii iti limiteaza capacitatea discului la 32GB.

``vinovatul`` un Maxtor de 40 GB

şi la maxtor? pentru că omul probabil are un 6E040L0, serii cu extrem de multe probleme.

ice01 · Post by **ice01** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 10:36 am

BAD-uri sunt si inca fizice, este posibil ca partitia in care au fost gasite sa fi fost ascunsa de catre Windows ptr a preveni creearea altora ... Intra acolo : 200 ways to revive a hard drive - sfaturi si solutii, am dat multe sfaturi legate de acest subiect in acel topic, plus ca gasesti si utilitare sau link-uri catre acestea, incearca POWERMAX !

Post by **WarlordBA** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 6:58 pm

Muad'Dib wrote:
WarlordBA wrote:Daca te-ai plimbat mai des cu el prin vecini, verifica jumper-ul de pe HDD, intr-una din pozitii iti limiteaza capacitatea discului la 32GB.

``vinovatul`` un Maxtor de 40 GB
şi la maxtor? pentru că omul probabil are un 6E040L0, serii cu extrem de multe probleme.

Are si Maxtor jumper pt limitare la 32GB, dar nu e documentat, a descoperit un prieten pe pielea lui.

sorin · Post by **sorin** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 7:04 pm

nu te contrazic, ştiu că sunt poziţii ale jumperului nenotate pe pcb sau etichetă, nu le-am încercat niciodată, doar că mi s-a părut ciudat...

ice01 · Post by **ice01** » Tue Aug 09, 2005 7:31 pm

Ca sa lamurim pe toata lumea :

Maxtor.com wrote: Drive Jumpers: Applies to Mac and Window users. On drives that are larger than 32 GB there is a Capacity Limitation Jumper (CLJ) or the Alternate Capacity (AC) Jumper setting. This jumper will limit the capacity of the drive to 32 GB and should only be used when the BIOS hangs when trying to auto-detect the drive. If you have two jumpers shunts on the drive you will need to remove the CLJ or AC jumper. To resolve the issue use the standard

P.S. Am incercat sa dau un link direct dar se pare ca nu se vrea ...
O sa pun aici un quote cu pagina respectiva :

Maxtor.com wrote: If you format the drive with the CLJ or AC jumper then the drive capacity will be limited to 32GB. After removing the CLJ or AC jumper the drive will still be recognized as 32GB. You must reformat the drive without the CLJ or AC jumper to gain the full capacity of the drive.
For more information on Windows XP/2000 installs and the Cylinder Limitation jumper please reference Answer ID: 1374
BIOS: On older systems (pre- November 1998) the BIOS may not support drives that are larger than 32 GB. In the BIOS setup please set the drive type to AUTO detect. If the BIOS detects the full capacity of the drive then the BIOS will support the capacity of the drive. If not please perform one of the following:
Check with the system or motherboard manufacturer for any BIOS upgrades for the system.
If a BIOS update is not available from the manufacturer you can also visit the following site: http://www.esupport.com and download the BIOS Agent to determine if an update is available for purchase for your system. The BIOS Agent will identify the BIOS on your system and provide you with all of the information that you will need for ordering a BIOS update. Maxtor® Corporation provides this information as a courtesy to its customers and has no official affiliation with esupport.com.
(Recommended) Purchase a PCI ATA controller card that will support the capacity of the drive. The two benefits of ATA controller cards are:
The ability to support large capacity drives
The ability to support the faster transfer rates of the drive. Maxtor's online store, http://www.maxtordirect.com, has a complete selection of ATA controller cards that support all Maxtor drives.
The last option would be to use our MaxBlast software. The MaxBlast software will install an overlay (EZ-BIOS) on the hard drive to support the full capacity of the drive.
Operating System: Windows XP and 2000 have a 32 GB format limitation for FAT 32. That means if you formatted the drive in FAT 32 with Windows XP and 2000, the largest partition supported is 32 GB. You will need to format the drive in NTFS if you want to partition the drive larger than 32 GB.

Bafta la toata lumea !