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Chapter 4 Trouble Shooting Connector between hard When attempting to run Check cable running drive and system board the FDISK utility from disk to disk unplugged. described in the HARD controller board. Make DISK section of this sure both ends are manual you get a securely plugged in; message, INVALID check the drive type in DRIVE SPECIFICATION. the Standard CMOS Setup (see HARD DISK section of this manual). Damaged Hard Disk or Format hard disk; if Contact Technical Disk Controller. unable to do so the hard Support. disk may be defective. Hard Disk directory or FAT is scrambled. Run the FDISK program, Backing up the hard format the hard drive drive is extremely (see HARD DRIVE important. All Hard Disks section of manual). Copy are capable of breaking data that was backed up down at any time. onto Hard Drive. Hard Disk boot program A number of causes has been destroyed. could be behind this. Back up data and applications files. Reformat the Hard Drive as described in the Hard Drive section of this manual. Re-install applications and data using backup disks.

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Chapter 4
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the FDISK utility
described
in the HARD
DISK section
of this
manual you get a
message, INVALID
DRIVE SPECIFICATION.
Check cable running
from disk to disk
controller board. Make
sure both ends are
securely plugged in;
check the drive type in
the Standard CMOS
Setup (see HARD DISK
section of this manual).
Damaged Hard Disk or
Disk Controller.
Format hard disk; if
unable to do so the hard
disk may be defective.
Contact Technical
Support.
Hard Disk directory or
FAT is scrambled.
Run the FDISK program,
format the hard drive
(see HARD DRIVE
section of manual). Copy
data that was backed up
onto Hard Drive.
Backing up the hard
drive is extremely
important. All Hard Disks
are capable of breaking
down at any time.
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Hard Disk boot program
has been destroyed.
A number of causes
could be behind this.
Back up data and
applications files.
Reformat the Hard Drive
as described in the Hard
Drive section of this
manual. Re-install
applications and data
using backup disks.