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by roland63
If by "proper drivers" you mean the original ones that came with the drive, visit the vendor's site and get the latest PARTICULARLY if you now use a newer Operating System. Friend of mine noticed same problem going from Win98 to ME....
Good luck.
by dcosgrove
by acosgrove
by dwilliams
I assumeing this is an internal zip drive? Try changing the drive to the same channel as your CD-ROM (usally the seconadry channel)
The Zip drive is a PIO 3 or 4 depending on how new your drive is. I'm guessing that you have this attached to the primary channel that your hard drive is using, and if its a Ultra DMA 33/66 or 100 your automatically slowing it down to the lowest comman denominator.(the PIO 3 or 4)
by aronya1
by pault
All good posts, I thought i would add a link to the following site that has a nice utility for checking the condition of Zip,Iomega drives and data. Also lots of other very useful info .
by abinashpadhi
Refer to the following website for detail troubleshooting information:
http://www.iomega.com/support/documents/2136.html
Good Luck
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