Jumper 120GB as MA.
Install it on secondary channel at the end of the 80-wire Ultra ATA cable (not the old 40 wire cable).
Open DISK MANAGEMENT.
Rt-click on the HD and click Properties.
Click Tools tab.
Run the Error-Checking tools on that HD.
Hi,
I sure hope someone can save me. I have a second 120gb hard drive, a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 (cable select jumper setting) alone on a secondary channel - file system NTFS. I recently attached a very old 1.5gb Maxtor 71260AT as a slave - file system FAT32 (there was no jumper to set) of a relatives in order to retrieve some information, which I was able to do without difficulty. However I was unable to access my Seagate nor could my computer "see" it while the Maxtor was connected. After removing the old Maxtor my computer identified my Seagate as the old Maxtor even to the point of displaying the folder structure from the Maxtor. I connected the Seagate to my other computer and it also read it as a 1.5gb HD with the Maxtor drive folder structure. My data recovery software, GetDataBack for NTFS read it the same way. Apparently the Maxtor drive imprinted itself onto the Seagate somehow. I am desperate to get my 120gb Seagate HD back since it was full of very important material.
The specs are as follows:
windows XP SP2, Pentium 4 1.6, 1gb ddr memory, don't know the motherboard but the computer is a vpr Matrix 1620.
I hope this is enough info for a solution to be found. Thanks for any help that can be provided.

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