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echo: win95
to: ED VANCE
from: TOM WALKER
date: 2015-06-22 07:41:00
subject: Re: SCSI Adapter Startup

EV>06-20-15 07:28 TOM WALKER wrote to ED VANCE about Re: SCSI Adapter Startup

EV> TW> {at}MSGID: 
EV> EV>06-19-15 09:21 TOM WALKER wrote to ED VANCE about Re: SCSI Adapter Start

EV> EV> TW> {at}MSGID: 
EV> EV> EV>06-17-15 08:01 TOM WALKER wrote to ED VANCE about Re:
SCSI Adapter
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EV> EV>Howdy! Tom,
EV> EV>-snip-
EV> EV> TW> Actually I am still using it and I have had some problems in
EV> EV> TW> the last couple of days so I think I will recycle it.

EV> EV>Use ERASER or DBAN on it first.

EV> TW> I intend to go back to square one and see what happenes with
EV> TW> it.

EV>Howdy! Tom,

EV>That sounds like a good plan.

EV>One Ham I know told me he Wipes and Reinstalls everything every few
EV>months on his HDD.
EV>He said his computer works better when he does that.

EV>I've never wanted to do that, if it works don't mess with it. - TW

EV>A few weeks ago I defragged my HDD, it has been a long time since I've
EV>taken the time to do that.

Defraging regularly, Although for larger drives it takes a LONG time for
larger Hard Drives, is just as good the same as a re-install.
And is a far less hassle.

EV>I Booted up after a Shut Down and watched the Cyborg Blue Light move 56
EV>times before it paused, and then the Cyborg did 2 more left to right
EV>scans and finally let me see the Log On screen.    Not Fun!

EV>Why didn't IBM/Microsoft put everything needed to start up the pc in
EV>ROM like the Commodore 64 and 1541 FDD does.
EV>That seems like a better way to me.

The MS operating system tries to be everything for everybody so loads
lots of stuff you may not realy need at startup. And some programs
demand things at start up to even function.


EV>After somebody (Jean???) talked about using Hibernation instead of
EV>Shutting Down their pc, I started doing that and found that I can use
EV>my computer a lot sooner after POST is finished.
EV>(Power On Self Test)

That is a good solution but don't you have to leave the computer power
strip on for it to work?

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