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Good morning to you Jim, how are you today ?
JH> This one may be needing a HDD soon. ( to another user ! )
JH> One way you could do some more checking on it would be to run Scandisk
JH> a few more times. If more bad clusters keep showing up, that is a bad
JH> sign.
This was the problem with this old P166 here, Jim. I wiped the
HDD and then a scan showed quite a few bad ones, near the start.
After a couple of scans, I reloaded it Win 95B and it has not
frozen on me yet. But ! That HDD is quite noisy, some much !
Even with the covers on the cabinet, I can hear it loud. I
installed the "savior" HDDs from Montreal as D: & E: and when
accessing these, there is no noise to be heard. I think that the
previous owner had some data on these clusters and when the
system was trying to access them, it barfed a BSoD. Do you agree
with my theory ?
I will bring it home, implant a P233MMX in it and use it as a
test bench. It is a socket 7 so this is as high as it can be
boosted.
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