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Drive
Jon,
I'll check the BIOS. At this point I don't think it's the drive either. However I'm not convinced it's the Direct Drive Image Program. Windows XP Pro should see the D drive when ever it boots up. A few weeks back it would sometimes see it and sometimes not. Almost like a "short" in the system somewhere. According to Windows there is no D drive. This is what has lead me to wonder the tray that the drive sets in. A possiblility that the cirut board or ribbon tape might be bad. Bryan sent a new drive thinking that was the problem. It doesn't work either so we're trying to rule out the possiblities. MTU is saying that windows should be seeing the drive also. I'll keep looking. Thanks.
Kelly
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