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I spent 3 hours installing windows on her then when I was about to install aol it gave some error so I reboot and says I/O system disk invalad or something, I cant get to windows anymore with that IBM drive of mine. Is it a clicking sound if I touch the drive and feel something like tapping wood while feeling the drive? could some seller have sold me a dieing drive? I got it for 95 cents though but man thats no fair :eek:
you cheap little punk :p. of course it is dead, it is an ibm first of all, and second you got it from some guy that gave it to you for 95 cents. get a clue
format, then run the IBM diagnostic utility to check fitness.
more than likely it is still under warranty (the older drives had a three year warranty).
just go to website, punch in the serial number, it will tell you if it is still under warranty, if so, you got a new or refurbished HD coming to you with the exchange.
good luck.
.95, what did you expect???
baldy:D
true, but you will only get another ibm in return. oh well, I guess the 120 and 180 gxps are too bad.Quote:
Originally posted by bldegle2
format, then run the IBM diagnostic utility to check fitness.
more than likely it is still under warranty (the older drives had a three year warranty).
just go to website, punch in the serial number, it will tell you if it is still under warranty, if so, you got a new or refurbished HD coming to you with the exchange.
good luck.
.95, what did you expect???
baldy:D
Ha! Yeah that hard drives dead. I guess you can RMA the hard drive. That's a pretty kickass deal though!
My 180GXP runs just fine. I am happy with it. I havent had any troubles with IBM.
That's the same model that they sent me as a replacement when my 75GXP died. No probs so far.Quote:
Originally posted by sense
My 180GXP runs just fine. I am happy with it. I havent had any troubles with IBM.
"If you hear it click, be prepared to feel sick.";)