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Old August 17th, 2005, 06:27 PM
G-Force G-Force is offline
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Its a compaq presario sr1420nx 2.93 celeron 512mb pc2700 ram,
and 80GB HD(samsung sp0802n.)
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Old August 18th, 2005, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by G-Force
Its a compaq presario sr1420nx 2.93 celeron 512mb pc2700 ram,
and 80GB HD(samsung sp0802n.)
You got yourself a top-of-the-line HD using the newer Serial ATA (7 lines including ground) data cable sporting MUCH higher data transfer rates than is possible with the older parallel ATA. I read Samsungs short white paper on the drive and they report no compatability problems and, it is stated to be ATA S.M.A.R.T. compliant. (Which means that it SHOULD work with HDDLIFE).

However, I note that both USB and FireWire use reduced numbers of wires, (Never botherd to count them), and HDDLIFE will not work with these. Unless somebody else has a drive of this type that is working with HDDLIFE, my best guess would be that HDDLIFE will not work with your drive for the same reason.

Only the folks at hddlife.com can tell you for sure.
I thought I could be more help. Sorry.
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Old September 20th, 2006, 04:53 AM
Garry A. Leslie Garry A. Leslie is offline
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Checking Hard Disc reliability

Hey All,
Just a note....... Windows XP checks hard discs.
1. After Start Up right click My Computer
2. Scroll down to Manage
3. Left click
4. Scroll down to Disk Management
5. Left Click
6. All Hard disks will be listed with their status. i.e. Healthy,
active, system, failing, unreadable etc.
You can do a scan check, set active partitions, delete and change drive
letters. A little like the old Fdisk routine.
Also enables those with SATA hard drives to have them recognized and
formatted, ready for use.
Hope this is of use to some of you having difficulties.
Regards from across the pond
Garry
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