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Old 05-15-2007, 04:50 PM
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Can't use removable HDDs as bcackups

I have 2 SATAs in caddies that I use for backups. Basic disks, not
dynamic. I call them #1 and #2. When I loaded Vista #1 could be
reactivated but not #2. Disk manager didn't show an error, it just
wouldn't reactivate the disk. So I disconnected the Vista disk and
loaded XP on a blank one. Both disks reactivated okay. Put Vista
back in and now #2 is okay and I can't reactivate #1.

Unless I have an unusual problem, Vista users have lost the ability to
use multiple removable disks as backups. Lots of people must do that
but I don't see any complaints here. Can anybody comment?

P.S. Pentium 4 on Intel board with 865 chipset.
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