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by qballrail
The intermittent nature of this makes me suspect a connection problem. If the drive tests fine, check all your connections to it. In fact, reseat each of them. Perhaps replacing the interface cable might resolve. If this continues and the drive is still behaving this way, RMA it back to Maxtor. Also, if you can, just try another drive in its place. If it continues, you might have an IDE controller issue or connection on the mainboard.
One thing you might also want to try is gong back into the BIOS setup util and having it redetect the drive. Another option may be to set User Defined defaults for it.
Good Luck!
Regards,
Jesse
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by opatzg9
I'll second the backup while you have it running.
If you're runnning windows 98se 512mb is a problem as well. The Chas has frequented the problems he's seen in this forum all the time. The last question I'ld have is your power supply good enough? 300w may be a little scimpy with the hardware and fans your running. Good Luck!
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